The Compulsory Enforcement Act Article 116

Where a debtor may enforce a right against a third party to deliver or transfer movable or immovable property based on a claim or right in rem, the enforcement court may, aside from prohibiting the debtor from disposition and the third party from delivery or transfer by an order, order the third party to deliver the movable or immovable property to the enforcement court when it deems appropriate and enforce it pursuant to the provisions pertaining to the enforcement against movable or immovable property.Where a third party shall transfer or create an immovable property right in rem to the debtor on the basis of an irrevocable judgment or a settlement or mediation reached pursuant to the Code of Civil Procedure, the enforcement court may, upon the creditor's petition, enforce it at the debtor's costs after notifying the registration authority to register the right under the debtor's title.