1 | To be able to understand the meaning, purpose and principles of Enforcement Law. |
2 | To be able to understand the concepts of creditor and debtor in terms of Enforcement Law. |
3 | Ability to identify types of enforcement and compare them with Bankruptcy Law. |
4 | Ability to protect the rights of the creditor who resorts to enforcement. |
5 | Ability to make evaluations to prevent the exploitation of the debtor against the creditor who resorts to enforcement. |
6 | Ability to learn and apply the method of execution with and without judgment. |
7 | Ability to identify items that can be seized and apply the seizure |
8 | Ability to convert into cash at the end of the seizure. |
9 | Ability to determine the satisfaction of the creditor at the end of the seizure and prevent the debtor from suffering excessively. |
10 | Ability to determine the duties of executive bodies. |