A car with a history almost paralyzed the work of the organization. 

Having purchased a vehicle from a Limited Liability Company a year ago, a company engaged in the rental and leasing of passenger cars was faced with a refusal to register a car because enforcement proceedings were initiated against the first owner of the car. The chain of transfer of ownership is easily traced in the vehicle passport: the car was resold from one legal entity to another twice. However, the bailiff did not identify the legal entity that is currently the owner of the vehicle, and issued a decree prohibiting registration actions in relation to the car to the new owner, who is not a debtor.

    As the entrepreneur pointed out in his complaint, this action of the bailiff violates the property rights of the organization, since the company is deprived of the opportunity to conclude transactions on this vehicle. The entrepreneur, not understanding why he should pay with his time and nerves for other people's debts, sent a request to the territorial department of bailiffs to cancel the ban. But did not receive any response, and the restriction on registration was not lifted. Then he applied to the Commissioner.

    As a result of the intervention of the Commissioner for the Protection of the Rights of Entrepreneurs in the Moscow Region Vladimir Golovnev, the arrest from the car was lifted. The situation was dealt at the level of the regional Department of the Federal Bailiff Service of Russian Federation.

    "In accordance with the legislation, in the process of compulsory execution of judicial acts, the bailiff takes measures for the timely, complete and correct execution of documents. He is obliged to use his broad powers in accordance with the law and not to allow infringement of the rights of citizens and organizations. In this case, the bailiff showed negligence, which led to the forced downtime of a legally purchased vehicle. Now, after our intervention, the arrest has been lifted. At the same time, I want to remind you that according to the law on bailiffs, they are responsible for offenses and wrongdoing.

    According to the Civil Code, the damage caused by the bailiff as a result of improper performance of his duties is subject to compensation in accordance with the procedure established by civil legislation," Vladimir Golovnev commented.