Article 106. Measures to secure the suit

The measures to secure the suit may be as follows:

1) Imposition of arrest on property or money belonging to the defendant and held by him/her or another person;

2) Prohibiting the defendant from performing certain actions;

3) Prohibiting other persons from transferring the property to the defendant or executing other obligations in relation to it;

4) Suspension of the sale of property in the event if a claim is asserted to release it from arrest;

5) termination of collection on the writ of execution if the debtor is in dispute in court and if such a dispute is allowed by law;

6) Imposing the obligation on the defendant to perform certain actions to prevent the damage and deterioration of the disputed property;

7) Transfer of the disputed property for storage to a third party (keeper).

Where appropriate, the court (judge) may take other measures to secure the suit.

Securing of a suit by imposing an arrest on salary, income, pension and scholarship, except for claims for alimony recovery, for compensation of damage caused by injury or other health damage, as well as death of the breadwinner, or for compensation of damage caused by theft of other's property shall not be allowed.

The measures to secure the suit shall be proportionate to the claim asserted by plaintiff.

Where appropriate, the court may apply several types of securing of suits, so that their total amount does not exceed the price of the suit.