The Consumer Debt Clearance Statute Article 140

After the court's ruling on non-release from obligations or revocation of release from obligations becomes final, the creditor may apply for compulsory enforcement against the debtor in accordance with the court's list of ascertained claims. Any creditor that obtained the right to enforce a claim against the debtor before the court's ruling on the initiation of the liquidation process, may also apply for compulsory enforcement in accordance with the list of ascertained claims. However, in the circumstance of non-release from obligations under Article 133, no enforcement may be carried out within two years from the day following the final ruling. When the creditor carries out compulsory enforcement against the debtor under the preceding paragraph, the debtor may apply to the enforcement court for notifying other creditors in the list of claims. At the time of the application, other creditors shall be deemed to have declared their participation in distribution with respect to the existing amounts of their claims. The enforcement fee to be collected shall be deducted from the amount received from the enforcement.