Powers of the bailiff

Art. 431. (1) The bailiff, if this is necessary for the performance, may order the opening of the debtor's premises and search his belongings, dwelling and other premises.
(2) (Amendment. - DV, no. 42 from 2009 Mr., change. - DV, no. 100 from 2010 Mr., effective from 01.01.2011 Mr.) State institutions, the municipalities, organizations and citizens are obliged to provide assistance to the bailiff. Upon request, the police authorities are obliged to assist the bailiff in preventing the execution of his functions.
(3) (Amendment. - DV, no. 12 from 2009 Mr., effective from 01.01.2010 Mr., change. on entry into force - SG No, no. 32 from 2009 Mr., change. - DV, no. 86 from 2017 Mr.) The bailiff has the right of access to information in judicial and administrative offices, including. the authorities of the National Revenue Agency, the divisions of the National Insurance Institute, of the Central Depository, on the faces, leading register of government securities, the control authorities under the Road Traffic Act and other persons, who keep property registers or have data on his property. He can make inquiries and receive information in connection with the performance, as well as to request copies and extracts of documents.
(4) (Nova - DV, no. 100 from 2010 Mr., effective from 01.01.2011 Mr., change. - DV, no. 49 from 2012 Mr.) For the information under para. 3, necessary for the relevant enforcement proceedings, as well as for the entry of protective measures under it, the corresponding state or local fee is due, except in the cases under Art. 83, take. 1 and Art. 84. The fee is paid by the claimant and is for the account of the debtor.
(5) (Amendment. - DV, no. 42 from 2009 Mr., previous paragraph. 4 - DV, no. 100 from 2010 Mr., effective from 01.01.2011 Mr.) In cases, when the personal presence of the debtor is necessary and he does not appear, even though he was subpoenaed for it, the bailiff may order the police authorities to bring him.
(6) (Previous para. 5 - DV, no. 100 from 2010 Mr., effective from 01.01.2011 Mr.) If necessary, the bailiff may request the authorities of the Ministry of Internal Affairs to stop a motor vehicle from moving, on which implementation is aimed for a period of up to three months.