Article 94. Measures to secure the claim

Measures to secure the claim may be:

1) seizure of property or money belonging to the respondent;

2) prohibiting the respondent from taking certain actions;

3) prohibiting other persons from taking certain actions concerning the subject of the dispute;

4) suspension of collection under an executive or other document contested by the plaintiff, according to which collection is executed in an uncontested (acceptance-free) manner;

5) suspension of the sale of property in case of consideration of a petition for releasing it from arrest;

6) imposing on the respondent the obligation to perform certain actions in order to prevent damage or deterioration of the disputed property;

7) transfer of disputed property to a third party (custodian).

The court is entitled to take other measures and several simultaneous measures to secure the claim.

Measures to secure a claim must be proportionate to the statement of claim.

At taking measures to secure the claim, the court is entitled to, at the petition of the respondent, take measures to ensure compensation for possible losses for him.