Enforcement Cost Determination in Summary Eviction Proceedings

Where enforcement costs, such as those arising from police-enforced eviction, are not determined at the time an eviction order is issued under summary proceedings, the instance that issued the original order must supplement its decision to fix these costs, as these costs are considered enforcement costs rather than damages. The court reasoned that the initial eviction procedure is both a finding of right and an enforcement procedure, and when the evicted party fails to comply, the requesting party is entitled to seek a supplement to the original judgment to secure a final title for the reimbursement of necessarily incurred enforcement expenses, holding that the defendant's general denial of the relevance of the presented invoices was insufficient given the documented claims related to the eviction.