The Essence of the Service: Handing Over Vacated Premises
The handover of real property to the creditor in a vacated condition is the stage of enforcement proceedings at which, by court decision, the debtor must transfer immovable property to the creditor in ownership or use, or persons must be evicted from it. The task of the National Bureau of Enforcement is then to actually vacate the property and hand it over to the creditor — so that neither the debtor nor the debtor's belongings remain on the premises. The rules are set by Article 84 (recovery of immovable property from another's possession or use) of the Georgian Law on Enforcement Proceedings.
In practice this is one of the most stressful categories of enforcement: the dispute concerns a home, emotional and financial stakes are high, and every step of the procedure — from the warning to the day of eviction — is precisely regulated by law. This page describes those steps and the parties' rights at each of them.