The Compulsory Enforcement Act Article 77-1

To investigate the situations in Paragraph 1 Subparagraph 2 of the preceding Article or other related right and relationship, the enforcement judge or clerk may carry it out in the following manners:1. Open the door lock to enter into the immovable property or interrogate the debtor or the third party in possession of the property, and order them to submit the relevant documents;2. Investigate the police and other related authorities and groups, and the respondents may not refuse.In situations described in the preceding paragraph, where the debtor refuses to make a statement or submit relevant documents without a justifiable reason or makes a false statement or submits false documents, the enforcement court may, upon the creditor's petition or on its own authority, place the debtor into custody; however, placing the debtor in custody is not permitted where the enforcement court does not interrogate the debtor and finds it manifestly difficult to ascertain the status of the immovable property without placing the debtor into custody.Where the third party is in the circumstances prescribed in the preceding paragraph or refuses to appear, the enforcement court may impose a fine of no more than NTD 15,000 by a ruling.