Problematic issues of the application of the notary’s executive inscription in modern conditions

The article examines the notary’s writ of execution as a means of protecting violated contractual rights. As a result of the analysis of law enforcement and judicial practice of challenging such a notarial action, the author concludes that the writ of execution may become a means of violating the rights of debtors. He believes that this can be minimized by applying the procedure of the notary’s actions, similar to the procedure established when foreclosing on mortgaged property, and by granting the debtor the right of objection, the force of which would prevent the execution of the writ of execution.