英文摘要 |
The enforcement power is attached to the title of obligation, which is the legal effect of the right holder’s request for enforcement and the enforcement organ’s implementation of the enforcement. The scope of enforcement power in personam includes enforcement “ for whom, against whom”. In principle, the parties recorded in the title of enforcement shall prevail. Exceptionally, it will extend to some kind of third party. In the Chinese context, the passive extension of enforcement power in personam is manifested in the change or addition of a third person as executee by the rulings of the court upon the application of the executor. This kind of third party can be further categorized into “inheriting” third party (“inheriting type”)and “liability” third party (“liability type”). The passive extension of enforcement power in personam must meet three requirements: necessity, legitimacy and appropriateness. The “inheriting type” third party has both necessary and legitimate. For the “liability type” third party, the necessity means that the property of the executee is not enough to pay off the debt, and the legitimacy depends on the provision of the substantive law or the will to pay of the third party. Appropriateness means that the alteration or additional dispute is suitable to be examined and judged through the abbreviated procedures embedded in compulsory enforcement. |