Nghe An: Nearly 20,000 civil enforcement cases handled in 11 months
(Baonghean.vn) - That is the information through the working session and signing of the Inter-sectoral Coordination Regulations in civil judgment enforcement between the Civil Judgment Enforcement Department and the Department of Natural Resources and Environment of Nghe An province, on September 9.
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| Representatives of the two units signed the Inter-sectoral Coordination Regulations. Photo: Bao Ngoc |
In recent times, the enforcement of civil judgments in Nghe An province has achieved many important results, with a high rate of enforcement. Coordination between all levels and functional sectors, especially the coordination between the Enforcement Agency and the Department of Natural Resources and Environment, has become increasingly in-depth and effective.
However, recently, the number of enforcement cases has increased dramatically. From the beginning of 2019 to now, the total number of cases handled is 19,965, an increase of 2,103 cases (12%) compared to the same period in 2018. Of which, enforcement cases related to land account for over 65% (many cases encounter difficulties and obstacles in the process of organizing enforcement).
At the signing ceremony of the Coordination Regulations, the two units discussed and agreed on the provisions of the regulations. The contents include: coordination in propaganda and dissemination of legal education; coordination in exchanging and providing information; in organizing the enforcement of civil judgments; and professional guidance in resolving difficulties and problems.
The purpose of the coordination regulations is to enhance responsibility and improve the effectiveness of the organization and implementation of civil judgment enforcement in the area. Timely resolve difficulties and obstacles in the process of coordinating the implementation of civil judgment enforcement tasks such as: verifying, seizing, handling assets related to land use rights, property ownership rights and other assets attached to land use rights and other related tasks.
The principle of coordination is to comply with the provisions of the law; be proactive, regular, strict, timely, and at the same time maximize the role and responsibility of each agency in the coordination process. Unify direction and management according to the functions, tasks, and powers of each agency; do not affect the functions, tasks, and professional activities of relevant agencies; create conditions for coordinating agencies to complete their tasks...