The Court may, upon the application of the person concerned, endorse its judgment for expedited enforcement with or without a surety in the following cases: 1. Judgments passed in commercial matters; 2. If the judgment Debtor has admitted that the obligation has arisen, notwithstanding that they may dispute the scope of it or allege that it has expired; 3. If the judgment has been passed by way of enforcement of an earlier judgment that had attained the status of res judicata or that itself was endorsed for expedited enforcement without a surety or if it is based on an official document that has not been challenged for falsification or a customary document that has not been refuted if the judgment Debtor was a party to the earlier judgment or a party to the document; 4. If the judgment is passed in favour of the applicant for execution in a dispute connected therewith; 5. If the judgment is passed for payment of wages or salaries or remuneration arising out of an employment relationship; 6. If the judgment is passed in an action for possession or vacation of leased property in respect of which the contract has expired or has been cancelled, or for the eviction of a person occupying property who has no legal ground to do so if the right of the claimant is not refuted or if it is proved by an official document; 7. In any other case, where a delay in execution would cause grave detriment to the interests of the judgment Creditor, provided that such fact is sufficiently stated in the judgment.
Interpretation and application must be checked against the official text and current version.