THE LEGAL BASIS FOR THE FUNCTIONING OF THE INSTITUTE OF BAILIFFS IN THE PERIOD OF 1929-1938

Abstract

The proper execution of judicial decisions is a guarantee and an important condition for the functioning of the independent judicial system of the state. At the same time, non-compliance or improper execution of court decisions that have entered into force indicate the absence of a real mechanism in the country to protect the rights and freedoms of citizens. In this case, even for a sufficiently high level of work of both courts and judges separately, their decisions are leveled by the imperfection of the system of execution of these decisions, which determines in the future their declarative nature, the fall of the legal culture of the population, leads to a low level of legal awareness and the prevalence of legal nihilism.