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General Legal Information on Judgment Defaulters and Obstruction of Enforcement
A person subject to enforcement should comply with an effective legal judgment. Where a person refuses to perform, conceals or transfers assets, or otherwise obstructs enforcement, a court may impose measures permitted by law.
Whether a measure is used, how often it is used, and its duration depend on the facts and the court's lawful assessment. Judicial discretion should not be reduced to a fixed number or used as a fear-based marketing claim.
This article provides general legal information and is not legal advice. Specific matters should be reviewed by a qualified lawyer under the applicable law.







