Being a common financial payment instrument in the relations between professionals, promissory notes in Romania play an important role in discharging from the contractual obligation arising from the contract concluded between the two parties, with the purpose of guaranteeing the payment obligations in Romania. The biggest advantage of the promissory note in Romania is the quality of enforceable title in Romania. Thus, if the payment obligation in Romania is not respected on the basis of the promissory note in Romania at maturity, the creditor is entitled to request directly the enforcement in Romania. Law no. 58/1934 also provides the way in which the cancellation of the promissory note in Romania and appealing against enforcement in Romania can be obtained. The Romanian Law Firm Pavel, Margarit and Associates recommends contacting a lawyer specialized in commercial disputes, litigation and cancelling promissory notes and appealing against enforcement in Romania who can guide you in the procedure of cancelling promissory notes in Romania and appealing against enforcement in Romania.
According to Law no. 58/1934, if the payment obligation in Romania is not enforced at maturity, the Enforcement officer in Romania will communicate to the debtor a demand for payment letter in Romania by which he will be notified, having a period of 5 days to appeal against the enforcement in Romania. The Enforcement officer in Romania will carry out the common law procedure, notifying the debtor that, if he does not comply with his payment obligation in Romania, according to the demand for payment letter in Romania, he will continue with the enforcement procedure in Romania.
The appeal against enforcement in Romania, regarding the promissory note in Romania, enforceable title in Romania, will be filed with the enforcement court, which will judge it according to the Romanian Code of Civil Procedure, as an emergency matter and in particular, before any other legal actions.
A lawyer specialized in commercial disputes, cancelling promissory notes and appealing against enforcement in Romania can analyze whether the enforceable title issued in Romania has been duly completed and within the statutory period, in accordance with the legal provisions, and also in the procedure of cancelling the promissory note in Romania and appealing against enforcement in Romania.
It is also possible to submit a request for suspension of enforcement proceedings in Romania only if the plaintiff, by registering in a false form, does not recognize his signature, of his legal representatives or of his authorized agents or does not recognize the power of attorney, according to Article 62 of Law 58/1934. In case of suspension of enforcement proceedings in Romania, the creditor will be able to obtain precautionary measures, such as garnishment or distraint on property in Romania.
The court sentence on the appeal against enforcement in Romania can be appealed within 15 days of the sentence delivery.
Thus, when the debtor is prejudiced in connection with the non-compliance with the legal provisions regarding the promissory note in Romania and the enforcement in Romania, he can use the services of a lawyer specialized in commercial disputes, litigation and cancelling promissory notes and appealing against enforcement in Romania. The Romanian Law Firm Pavel, Margarit and Associates has numerous top-tier lawyers with broad experience in the field of canceling promissory notes in Romania and appealing against enforcement in Romania, enjoying an excellent reputation in the field.
A construction contract and a subcontract agreement in Romania establish the terms of an agreement between a construction services provider and a customer. These contracts define the scope of work, obligations, and price for the services to be performed or the material work to be carried out in Romania. They play a crucial role in ensuring clear communication and understanding between the parties involved in a construction project.
When revising a construction contract and a subcontract agreement in Romania, it is essential to carefully review the object of the contract, which specifies the responsibilities and deliverables of the construction services provider and the obligations of the customer. The contract should outline the necessary documents to be developed, such as architectural projects, zoning plans, or installation designs. Deadlines for project execution should also be considered, taking into account the provision of required information and any potential amendments due to unforeseen circumstances or force majeure events.
A lawyer specialized in civil law can provide valuable guidance and support in the revision of construction contracts and subcontract agreements in Romania. They can ensure that the contracts comply with the applicable legal requirements, protect the interests of the real estate developer, and help address any potential legal issues. Their expertise allows them to review the contracts, identify potential risks, and provide advice on necessary revisions or amendments. Consulting a lawyer specialized in civil law can help ensure that the construction contracts and subcontract agreements in Romania are well-drafted, legally sound, and accurately reflect the intentions and expectations of the parties involved.