THE ROLE OF THE CREDITOR IN ADMINISTRATIVE ENFORCEMENT PROCEEDINGS

Discover a comprehensive look at the role of the creditor in administrative enforcement proceedings. This publication analyzes the creditor's duties, rights, and responsibilities in the administrative enforcement process. Understanding these aspects is crucial for the proper and effective recovery of claims.

• Comprehensive presentation of the creditor's role
• Theoretical and legal analysis and practical approach
• Discussion of actions taken by the creditor
• Indication of legal remedies available to the creditor
• Explanation of the creditor's liability for non-performance of duties
• Support by jurisprudence and doctrinal views

The book "The Duty of the Creditor in Administrative Enforcement Proceedings" by Paulina Glejt-Uziębło is an indispensable source of knowledge for all those involved in the administrative enforcement process. The author describes in detail the role of the creditor, analyzing both theoretical and practical aspects. The publication covers a wide range of issues, from entities that can act as creditors, through individual actions of the creditor before and during the proceedings, to legal remedies available to the creditor and his liability for non-performance or improper performance of duties.

The book also discusses the creditor's liability for non-performance or improper performance of duties. This is particularly important in the context of ensuring the proper course of enforcement proceedings and protecting the rights of the debtor. The author analyzes various aspects of this liability, indicating the conditions for its occurrence and the consequences for the creditor.

The publication is intended for a wide audience, including public administration officials, lawyers, legal advisors, bailiffs, tax advisors and representatives of administrative law science. Thanks to its comprehensive and practical approach, the book is a valuable working tool for all those involved in administrative enforcement.

The book was published by the renowned Wolters Kluwer Publishing House in 2025. It has 244 pages and a format of 214x153 mm. The binding is hardcover, which ensures the durability and aesthetic appearance of the publication.