How Can I Object To A Precautionary Attachment?
If a pre cautionary attachment decision is made without hearing the debtor, it is possible to object within seven days after the decision is learned. Third parties affected by the precautionary attachment may also object to the decision.
The objection is examined by the court with a hearing by calling both parties.
Continuation and Finalization of the Injunction:
Although seizure procedures can be carried out until the finalization of the pre cautionary attachment, it cannot be requested to sell the seized goods and pay the receivable from the price.
For the continuation of the pre cautionary attachment, the creditor must initiate enforcement proceedings within seven days from the interim injunction decision or file a general claim lawsuit in court.
The debtor may file an objection within seven days from the notification of the payment order from the enforcement office. The filing of a lawsuit for the annulment or removal of the objection against the objection in precautionary attachment is subject to a seven-day period.