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Can a claimant appeal fines imposed by an executor

The Supreme Court considered a case where a claimant appealed a fine imposed by an executor in a non-property enforcement proceeding. The court decided that the decision of the appellate court canceled the fine without the participation of the claimant, which is a significant violation of procedural law. Does this mean that the claimant has the right to appeal such decisions of the executor?

What legal remedies are available in the event of a violation of the debtor's rights...?

... or a lender in the context of a mortgage?

Legal consequences of the executor's appeal to the court

Can the executor file a lawsuit with the court to challenge the debtor's transactions and determine their share in the joint property only in the interests of the creditor, or also in the interests of the debtor?

What is the procedure for removing the arrest from the property after debt repayment?

How to force the executor to transfer the debt?

How to force the executor to recalculate the debt, which was deliberately overestimated - according to the regional average. They did not give a calculation of the debt for years. The lawyer did not say that it is necessary to demand a settlement, and then appeal. And then they closed the proceedings, then they say that it is forbidden to enumerate the closed proceedings, and on the basis of what they are silent. At the court one day, the defendant said that there are no prohibitions to redo the calculation.