Abstract

The regulations concerning electronic auctioning of real property that have been introduced to the Code of Civil Procedure are aimed principally at speeding up enforcement proceedings. The introduction of remote real property auctions, as in the case of selling off movables, is undoubtedly a correct move and will frequently contribute to a greater interest in the real property owing to a broader circle of recipients (potential bidders) Insofar as the idea itself should be assessed positively, the new regulations frequently go amiss the planned result. The article presents some of the major problems associated with electronic real property auctions. Some of the provisions should be amended in order to maximise the positive aspects of these solutions.