komornicza

Komornicza is a feminine Polish adjective derived from komornik, meaning a bailiff. It designates things related to the office and activities of a bailiff or to the enforcement process conducted by state enforcement officers. In legal and administrative language, komornicza is used to form noun phrases describing bailiffs’ actions, cases, and institutions.

Because it is an adjective, komornicza by itself is not commonly used as a stand-alone noun. It appears in phrases such as czynności komornicze (enforcement actions performed by a bailiff), sprawa komornicza (a case involving enforcement), and kancelaria komornicza (a bailiff’s office). In official texts, expressions like postępowanie komornicze or egzekucja komornicza denote bailiff-led procedures, though more common terms exist (egzekucja or postępowanie egzekucyjne).

The related masculine and neuter forms are komorniczy and komornicze, which agree with the nouns they modify. The term’s usage is primarily found in civil and administrative law contexts, where it helps distinguish actions, proceedings, and institutions connected with the work of bailiffs.

See also:

- komornik

- kancelaria komornicza

- egzekucja

- postępowanie komornicze

- czynności komornicze