Detailed description
In the dunning procedure, only claims can be asserted that are aimed at payment of a certain amount of money in euros. Do you want e.g. B. enforce the delivery of goods or the eviction of living space in court, the dunning procedure is not permitted.
The special feature of the dunning procedure is that the court does not examine whether the creditor is actually entitled to the asserted claim. Anyone who receives a reminder order must therefore check for themselves whether they owe the creditor the sum of money stated therein.
Upon your proper application, the Central Dunning Court will issue a dunning notice, which will be served on the other party ex officio. If your other party files an objection in good time, the proceedings will be referred to the trial court specified in the order for payment if you or the other party apply for the disputed proceedings to be carried out. If the parties agree that the case should be referred to another trial court, the case shall be referred to that court. The levy is associated with additional court costs. The claim is then decided in a contentious civil process.
If the other party does not object to the order for payment within the two-week objection period (in labor court proceedings, the objection period is only one week), you can apply to the central dunning court for the enforcement order to be issued. If the opposing party objects to the enforcement order, the legal dispute is passed ex officio to the trial court specified in the application for payment. If the parties agree that the case should be referred to another trial court, the case shall be referred to that court. Otherwise, the enforcement order will become legally effective once the objection period, which is generally two weeks, has expired (in labor court proceedings, the objection period is only one week). You can use the enforcement order to enforce enforcement against the defendant.
The special feature of the dunning procedure is that the court does not examine whether the creditor is actually entitled to the asserted claim. Anyone who receives a reminder order must therefore check for themselves whether they owe the creditor the sum of money stated therein.
Upon your proper application, the Central Dunning Court will issue a dunning notice, which will be served on the other party ex officio. If your other party files an objection in good time, the proceedings will be referred to the trial court specified in the order for payment if you or the other party apply for the disputed proceedings to be carried out. If the parties agree that the case should be referred to another trial court, the case shall be referred to that court. The levy is associated with additional court costs. The claim is then decided in a contentious civil process.
If the other party does not object to the order for payment within the two-week objection period (in labor court proceedings, the objection period is only one week), you can apply to the central dunning court for the enforcement order to be issued. If the opposing party objects to the enforcement order, the legal dispute is passed ex officio to the trial court specified in the application for payment. If the parties agree that the case should be referred to another trial court, the case shall be referred to that court. Otherwise, the enforcement order will become legally effective once the objection period, which is generally two weeks, has expired (in labor court proceedings, the objection period is only one week). You can use the enforcement order to enforce enforcement against the defendant.