täitmisõiguse
Täitmisõigus, often translated as enforcement law or executive law, is a branch of Estonian law that governs the process of enforcing court judgments and other enforceable documents. Its primary purpose is to ensure that legally binding decisions are effectively implemented and that parties have recourse when obligations are not voluntarily met. This area of law dictates the procedures and powers available to bailiffs and other authorized officials to compel debtors to fulfill their court-ordered or legally recognized duties.
The scope of täitmisõigus covers a wide range of situations, including the recovery of debts, the eviction
The execution of judgments is typically carried out by bailiffs (täitevametnikud), who are public officials authorized