Agreement on Temporary Suspension of Civil Judgment Enforcement?

Section 21 Article 1 of the Amended Law on Civil Judgment Enforcement 2014 stipulates:

The Head of the Civil Judgment Enforcement Authority shall issue a decision to postpone the enforcement of a sentence in the following cases:

- The person required to execute the judgment is seriously ill, confirmed by a medical facility from the district level or higher; has lost or is restricted in civil act capacity as decided by the Court;

- The address of the person required to execute the judgment has not been determined or for other legitimate reasons, the person required to execute the judgment cannot fulfill the obligation according to the judgment or decision;

- The concerned parties agree to postpone the execution of the judgment; the agreement to postpone the execution of the judgment must be made in writing, clearly stating the duration of the postponement, and signed by the concerned parties; during the postponement period, the person required to execute the judgment is not subject to late execution interest, unless the concerned parties have other agreements;

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According to regulations, when the concerned parties (including the person entitled to execute the judgment and the person required to execute the judgment) agree to postpone the execution of the judgment, the Head of the Civil Judgment Enforcement Authority shall issue a decision to postpone the enforcement of the judgment. Therefore, it can be said that when both concerned parties agree to postpone the execution of the judgment, the enforcement will be postponed (the agreement to postpone the execution of the judgment must be made in writing, clearly stating the duration of postponement, and signed by both parties).

Respectfully!