"I AM CONDEMNED WITHOUT UNDERSTANDING"?

If you have a judgment against you but have not been notified of it, this is a serious situation that requires immediate action.

For example, if you have taken out a loan from a bank and stopped servicing it, the bank can claim the money early by requesting an immediate enforcement order based on the statement of the books only. In this case, the debtor learns that he has been convicted only after the case is already with the bailiff. But still he knew that he had stopped paying his installments and that the bank would take legal action.

When it comes to companies, it should also be known that according to the law, all notices and summonses for court proceedings, including enforcement cases, against traders and legal entities that are entered in the relevant register, are served on the last named in address register. If the person has left his address without entering his new address in the register, all notices are attached to the case and are considered regularly served. This is the reason why not a few court decisions and enforcement orders come into effect without the debtor ever knowing that such proceedings are being conducted against him.

Here are some steps you can take:

1. Check the Status of Your Case:

If you have not been notified of the court decision, start by checking the status of your case. You can do this by contacting the court where the case was heard or through online platforms for accessing court decisions.

2. Consult a Professional Lawyer:

If you discover that there is a judgment against you, whether you have been notified of it or not, it is best to consult an attorney as soon as possible. He will be able to review your case, provide you with legal advice and determine the appropriate legal steps to protect your interests.

3.Appeal or request a review:

If you believe there are grounds to appeal or request a review of the decision, follow the advice of your lawyer and take the necessary legal steps to protect your rights. These procedures usually have deadlines, so it's important to act quickly.

4. Check for Process Errors:

In some cases, court decisions can be vacated or overturned due to procedural errors or wrongdoing. Your attorney will be able to assess whether such actions are warranted in your situation.

You need to act quickly to protect your rights and interests, especially if there is a court decision that affects you but you have not been notified of it. Obtaining legal advice and taking the necessary legal steps is essential.

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Attorney at law Iuila Danova

#3, Dobrotica Str., Varna, Bulgaria

Mob: +359 895 64 59 40

WWW: advokatvarna.com

Email: iulia.danova@abv.bg