THE NECESSITY AND PROSPECTS OF IMPROVING COMPULSORY ENFORCEMENT MEASURES

Abstract

This article examines the issues of the necessity and prospects for improving compulsory enforcement measures
from both theoretical and practical perspectives. The author emphasizes that the effectiveness of the enforcement of
judicial decisions primarily depends on the timely application of enforcement measures without any doubt by state bailiffs.
The author also highlights the need to address existing issues to enhance the effectiveness of compulsory enforcement,
including through alternative institutions, convenient mechanisms for fulfilling obligations, as well as improving the level
of legal culture and fostering public confidence that judicial decisions, once they have entered into legal force, must be
executed obligatorily and unconditionally.