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A draft amendment to Jordan’s Execution Law for 2026 proposes expanding the powers of the execution judge. It would allow a creditor to request the attachment of a debtor’s assets as soon as a claim is registered, provided the claim is based on a court judgment, with enforcement proceedings beginning after the 15-day notice period has expired. For commercial debts, debtors would be required to disclose their income and assets within seven days, and monthly installments under settlement agreements could not be less than 2% of the outstanding debt. The draft also introduces electronic monitoring bracelets and travel bans as precautionary measures, while keeping imprisonment of debtors limited to cases permitted by law. The proposals include speeding up the sale of seized vehicles and real estate, expanding electronic procedures, and allowing appeals before the Court of Cassation in specified cases. However, the text remains a draft until it is formally approved.
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