Article 25. The Prosecutor in the enforcement proceedings The Law on Enforcement Proceedings and the Status of Bailiffs
1. The Prosecutor's Office, on behalf of the State, exercises supreme supervision over the legality of enforcement proceedings and takes measures to identify and eliminate any violations of the rule of law.
2. Within the limits of his powers, the prosecutor has the right to demand and verify enforcement proceedings for a period of no more than three working days, including complaints and applications from the parties to the enforcement proceedings.
3. The actions (inaction) and the decision of the bailiff may be subject to an act of prosecutorial supervision, which is subject to mandatory review within the time limit established by law.
4. The prosecutor has the right to withdraw an enforcement document from the proceedings of the bailiff and transfer it to the appropriate judicial authority or to the regional chamber of private bailiffs in territorial jurisdiction for transfer to another bailiff in accordance with this Law, if the actions (inaction) of the bailiff in the enforcement proceedings may:
1) to harm human and civil rights and freedoms, the legally protected interests of legal entities, society and the state;
2) obstruct the functioning of government agencies, institutions and enterprises that ensure the livelihoods of the population.
5. The prosecutor issues a decision on the transfer of the enforcement document, which is subject to mandatory execution.
6. In order to fulfill the assigned functions and tasks, the prosecutor has the right, by his decision, to cancel acts of bailiffs that do not comply with the law.
The Law of the Republic of Kazakhstan dated April 2, 2010 No. 261-IV.
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