The final decision made by the court in the case under consideration usually provides for the fulfillment of certain requirements by the defendant. If, for example, a financial dispute was pending, the defendant, by a court order, is obliged to pay the plaintiff a certain amount of money.
Instructions
Step 1
Wait until the trial is complete and the plaintiff receives a writ of execution in this case. The plaintiff must transfer the writ of execution to the bailiff service, which in turn will initiate enforcement proceedings against the defendant. Within five days, you will receive an appropriate ruling indicating a certain amount to be paid to the plaintiff and his details.
Step 2
Determine the most suitable payment method for the solution For example, you can deposit the required amount, determined in the course of the litigation, into the plaintiff's settlement account specified in the determination provided to you. Also, if an appropriate option is provided, you can transfer the amount set by the court in cash to the plaintiff in due time. At the same time, it is extremely important that each fact of the transfer of money is recorded and documented by a notary to confirm your legal compliance with all the instructions.
Step 3
Take the opportunity to transfer money to the plaintiff without resorting to the services of a notary. In this case, the plaintiff is obliged to provide you with a receipt indicating the passport details of both parties and confirmation of the fact of transfer-receipt of the prescribed amount of money. Finally, there is the possibility of a deduction from your wages in accordance with the amount determined by the court, which will be made by your employer in a timely manner. Keep receipts in a safe place and do not throw them away.