Article 143. Order and time limit for the issuance of a court order

Economic procedure code of the Republic of Uzbekistan · Date: 24.01.2018 · In force

A court order shall be issued by a single judge without proceedings, summoning the creditor and the debtor, hearing their explanations.

A court order shall be issued upon the expiration of ten days from the day of serving the debtor with a copy of the statement.

A court order shall be made out and signed by the judge in two copies, one of which shall remain in the case file, and the other one shall be certified by the stamp seal of the court and handed out to the creditor. A duly certified copy of the court order shall be sent to the debtor.

A court order may be sent as an electronic document.

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