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I AGa 45/19 AI generated

Court defines enforceability as the potential state where a creditor can legally demand payment upon activation of the claim.

Case Number I AGa 45/19
Court / Authority
Jurisdiction Poland (PL)
Decision Date
Outcome Allowed / Granted

Legislator summary

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The court ruled that enforceability is a potential state occurring when a creditor gains the legal right to demand satisfaction of their claim. The judgment clarifies that this status begins objectively from the moment the claim is activated, regardless of whether payment is immediately made. Consequently, the court established that enforceability exists as soon as the creditor's legal ability to demand payment arises.

Legislator headnote

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Art. 461 k.p.c.; Enforceability is defined as the potential state in which a creditor has the legal possibility to demand the satisfaction of their claim, commencing from the moment the claim is activated.

Keywords

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civil procedure law enforceability definition creditor rights claim activation legal possibility potential state payment demand

Cited Legislation

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Art. 461 k.p.c.

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W judykaturze rozumie się przez wymagalność stan, w którym, wierzyciel ma prawna możliwość żądania zaspokojenia przysługującej mu wierzytelności. Jest to stan potencjalny, o obiektywnym charakterze, którego początek następuje od chwili, w której wierzytelność zostaje uaktywniona.