Problems of execution of a settlement agreement in civil proceedings

The article is devoted to the analysis of problems arising in the execution of a settlement agreement in civil proceedings. In the context of modern legal realities, a settlement agreement is an effective tool for reaching a compromise between the parties to a dispute, but its practical implementation faces a number of legal and organizational difficulties. The article examines the key aspects affecting the effectiveness of the execution of settlement agreements, including law enforcement practice, the qualifications of the parties and issues related to control by the court. Special attention is paid to the issues of shortcomings that may lead to inconsistencies in understanding the terms of the settlement agreement, as well as to problems arising from non-fulfillment of obligations by one of the parties. Based on the analysis, the author offers recommendations on improving legislation and the practice of applying settlement agreements aimed at increasing their effectiveness and reliability in procedural turnover. The article will be useful for practicing lawyers, researchers in the field of civil law and all interested persons seeking to better understand the dynamics of the execution of settlement agreements in civil proceedings. The scientific novelty in this article is presented in the form of proposals for improving and regulating the execution of a settlement agreement in civil proceedings.