Supreme Court dismisses review application because the second-instance ruling does not match the specific type of decision required for review under ZIZ. The court rejected the review request because the second-instance decision did not fall under the specific category of rulings for which review is permitted under Article 10, Paragraph 1 of the Enforcement and Security Act (ZIZ). The applicant's request for review was inadmissible as the second-instance court's decision to reject the enforcement request did not constitute the specific type of final decision mandated by the law to trigger a review procedure. The court ruled that since the decision did not meet the statutory criteria for review, the application was properly dismissed. The legal principle established is that review applications must strictly adhere to the specific types of decisions enumerated in the relevant enforcement legislation. The court emphasized that procedural requirements for review are mandatory and cannot be bypassed by the parties.
Slovenia (SI)
Legislator summary
AI generatedThe Supreme Court of Slovenia dismissed the applicant's request for review of the second-instance court's decision. The applicant argued that the second-instance court's rejection of the enforcement request should be reviewable, but the court found the decision did not fall under the specific category defined in Article 10, Paragraph 1 of the Enforcement and Security Act. Consequently, the review application was inadmissible because it did not target the precise type of final decision the law permits for review.
Legislator headnote
AI generatedArticle 10, Paragraph 1 of the Enforcement and Security Act; Review applications are only admissible against specific types of final decisions, and if the second-instance ruling does not match the statutory definition, the review request must be dismissed.
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Predlog se zavrže.
[JEDRO]
ZIZ v prvem odstavku 10. člena določa, da je zoper sklep, izdan na drugi stopnji, s katerim je pravnomočno odločeno, da se predlog za izvršbo zavrže ali zavrne, dovoljena revizija pod pogoji, ki jih določa zakon, ki ureja pravdni postopek. Ker izpodbijani sklep ni odločba iz prvega odstavka 10. člena ZIZ, je Vrhovno sodišče predlog zavrglo.
[OBRAZLOŽITEV]
1. Z izpodbijanim sklepom je sodišče prve stopnje zavrnilo dolžnikov predlog za vrnitev v prejšnje stanje.
2. Sodišče druge stopnje je dolžnikovo pritožbo zavrnilo.
3. Zoper sklep sodišča druge stopnje je dolžnik vložil predlog za dopustitev revizije.
4. Predlog ni dovoljen.
5. Zakon o izvršbi in zavarovanju (v nadaljevanju ZIZ) v prvem odstavku 10. člena določa, da je zoper sklep, izdan na drugi stopnji, s katerim je pravnomočno odločeno, da se predlog za izvršbo zavrže ali zavrne, dovoljena revizija pod pogoji, ki jih določa zakon, ki ureja pravdni postopek. 1 Ker izpodbijani sklep ni odločba iz prvega odstavka 10. člena ZIZ, je Vrhovno sodišče predlog zavrglo (prvi odstavek 10. člena ZIZ v zvezi s 377. členom in drugim odstavkom 367. člena ZPP). Senat je odločitev sprejel soglasno (sedmi odstavek 324. člena ZPP).
1 Uradni list RS, št. 11/2018.