MINISTERIAL ORDER No 005/MOJ/AG/21 OF 07/06/2021 RELATING TO EXECUTION OF ENFORCEMENT ORDERS | 005/MOJ/AG/21 OF 07/06/2021 — Rwanda law | Esheria

MINISTERIAL ORDER No 005/MOJ/AG/21 OF 07/06/2021 RELATING TO EXECUTION OF ENFORCEMENT ORDERS

This Order sets the organization, management, and use of the electronic system for execution of enforcement orders, and provides for a substitute system if the electronic system fails.

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Jurisdiction
Rwanda
Instrument
Order
Citation
005/MOJ/AG/21 OF 07/06/2021
Status
In force
Version
Undated source snapshot
Language
mul
Updated
Official source
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auction bids auction notice auction procedure auctions bid opening bid security bidding bidding process bids commencement document management e-procurement electronic enforcement systems electronic records electronic system electronic systems execution of enforcement orders payment payment default proof of payment property sale public administration public auction public treasury +8 more

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This Order sets the organization, management, and use of the electronic system for execution of enforcement orders, and provides for a substitute system if the electronic system fails. The electronic enforcement system must run the enforcement process electronically, keep all related data, and disclose auction results at specified times and rounds. The Ministry in charge of justice manages the electronic enforcement-order system, and the Minister may assign that management role to another public or private entity in writing. Users of the electronic system must provide all required information. The owner, distrainee, distrainer, or creditor may reject the highest bid within 24 hours, the system suspends bidding for that period, and the bailiff must then notify the public that bidding continues. Enforcement orders and documents related to their execution must be recorded in the electronic system.