Strengthening coordination between Civil Judgment Enforcement and People's Courts at two levels in Nghe An

On the afternoon of April 29, the Civil Judgment Enforcement Department of Nghe An province coordinated with the People's Court of Nghe An province to organize a conference to review the implementation of Regulation No. 416/QCPHLN dated May 17, 2013 on inter-sectoral coordination betweenCivil Judgment Enforcement Agencyand Nghe An Provincial People's Court.

Comrades: Pham Quoc Nam - Director of the Department of Civil Judgment Enforcement and Tran Ngoc Son - Chief Justice of the Provincial People's Court chaired the conference. Photo: D.C

In 2020 and the first 4 months of 2021, the coordination between the Civil Judgment Enforcement Agency (CJEA) and the People's Courts at two levels in the province continued to be maintained to perform well the tasks prescribed by law and the coordination contents according to the signed Regulations.

Specifically, coordination in transferverdict, decisions, the two-level People's Court has transferred 18,782 judgments and decisions to the administrative judgment enforcement agencies in the province. Most of the judgments and decisions have been declared by the Court accurately, clearly, and in accordance with reality, creating conditions for the administrative judgment enforcement agencies to organize effective enforcement. Currently, 20,322 cases/634,412,964,000 VND have been completed.

Quynh Luu District Judgment Execution Office performs its duties. Photo: Thanh Toan

Regarding the coordination in considering exemptions and reductions for State budget payments, the THADS agencies have proactively reviewed and prepared documents to transfer to the People's Procuracy for comments and proposed the Court to consider exemptions and reductions for execution of judgments. Upon receiving the documents, the People's Court promptly assigned a Judge to handle the case and held a meeting to consider and issue decisions on exemptions and reductions in accordance with the provisions of law.

The work of mobilizing litigants and defendants to pay court fees, fines and compensation to remedy consequences before and during the trial has been of interest to the Provincial People's Court and the People's Courts of districts, towns and cities, creating favorable conditions for good coordination, especially in timely protecting the rights of litigants and people with rights and obligations related to the case... According to the synthesis of the THADS agencies in the period from October 1, 2019 to February 28, 2021, the THADS agencies coordinated with the Court to collect more than 3.1 billion VND from 1,405 litigants and defendants.

Based on the results achieved, the delegates made recommendations and proposals on a number of specific issues such as: In the process of resolving cases or conducting mediation and dialogue at the Court, it is necessary to explain to the litigants and defendants more clearly about their rights when promptly performing their civil judgment enforcement obligations, and to provisionally calculate in advance the amounts payable for court fees and civil compensation to notify the litigants and defendants to pay... In reviewing and handling the remaining evidence and advance court fees, it is necessary to direct specialized Courts and People's Courts of districts, towns and cities to actively coordinate with the civil judgment enforcement agencies to compare, review and handle them thoroughly.

The two units signed the revised and supplemented regulations. Photo: D.C.

At the conference, the two units signed the regulations amending and supplementing the Inter-sectoral Coordination Regulation No. 416/QCPHLN dated May 17, 2013.