Kohtutäiturid
Kohtutäiturid, often translated as bailiffs or court enforcement officers, are public officials in Estonia responsible for the compulsory enforcement of court judgments and other legally binding documents. Their primary role is to ensure that court decisions, such as debt repayment, property seizure, or eviction, are carried out.
Kohtutäiturid operate independently but are overseen by the Ministry of Justice. They are appointed for a term
The enforcement process is initiated by a creditor presenting a writ of execution to a kohtutäitur. The
Kohtutäiturid play a crucial role in the justice system by providing a mechanism for the effective execution