Abstract

In the case of creditors seeking compulsory satisfaction of financial performances in enforcement against real property, the legislator has introduced special regulations in the Code of Civil Procedure. One of such provisions is admissibility of conducting only proceeding single procedure regardless of the number of creditors. However, the rules of their conduct in enforcement have not been regulated. Neither judicial proceedings in the event of a need to issue a ruling to continue enforcement have been standardised. The article analyses admissibility of initiating court procedure by each of the creditors to appoint an administrator as the debtor’s statutory representative together with the consequences of the court’s decision for conducting enforcement. No change has been envisaged in this regard, even though the initiative has been taken once again to introduce new provisions both as regards other creditors joining enforcement against real property and appointing an administrator for the debtor, which was included in the draft prepared by the Council of Ministers of 27 September 2022 (Print 2650).