Article 144. Refusal to issue a court order

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

The judge shall refuse to issue a court order if:

1) the debtor has submitted an objection against the stated demand;

2) there is a perceived presence of issue of law which may not be resolved based on the presented documents.

A ruling shall be made on the refusal to issue a court order.

A ruling on the refusal to issue a court order may be appealed against (protested).

A refusal to issue a court order shall not preclude the possibility of submitting the same demand under adversary proceedings.

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Cite as: Article 144. Refusal to issue a court order Economic procedure code of the Republic of Uzbekistan. neolex.uz/en/laws/law-3523895/144 (lex.uz/docs/5535151)