Imposing a seizure on property means prohibiting the owner from disposing of the property in any manner.
🔹 Seizure may be imposed on both immovable property and movable items, as well as on claims (for example, the right to claim rent under a lease agreement may be subject to seizure).
🔷 The owner of seized property is prohibited from alienating the property (gifting, selling), mortgaging it, or entering into lease or rental agreements regarding it.
🔹 In addition, any other transaction made with seized property shall be considered void.
🔷 On what grounds can property be seized? Is a creditor's application alone sufficient?
It should be noted that, in order to impose a seizure on property, a court order or a document issued by another competent authority is required, which must be registered with the relevant body.
