Notary’s executive inscription

The author's understanding of the notary's executive inscription as an alternative extrajudicial compulsory method of debt collection by the creditor from the guilty party is presented. Certain features and gaps in the implementation of this institution are noted, including the absence of a legal guarantee granting the debtor the right to declare his objections at the stage of the executive inscription, pointing out the disputability of the case. As a positive moment, a temporary condition for the application of the executive inscription is highlighted as the preservation of the debtor's right to apply the consequences of the expiration of the statute of limitations in court.