Area: Pravosodje
Competent authority: MP
EZU URL: .nan
Initiative ID: 623
Initiative accepted and completed: '2015-08-26'
Initiative classified in EZU: .nan
Initiative forwarded in response: '2015-07-23'
Initiative published: '2015-07-23'
Initiative submitted: '2015-07-07'
Response from the competent authority: Response of the Ministry of Justice:With regard
  to the petition that it should be determined according to which criterion the courts
  charge court fees for filing an enforcement action and for opposing an enforcement
  action, we would like to clarify that the area of court fees is regulated in a systematic
  manner in the Law on Court Fees (Official Gazette of the Republic of Slovenia, No.
  37/08, 97/10, 63/13, 58/14 - Decree No. US and 19/15 - Decree of the US; hereinafter
  referred to as ZST-1), which determines the amounts of court fees in court proceedings,
  the manner of their assessment, charging, payment and collection, the procedure
  and conditions for claiming various fee benefits, and other issues relevant for
  the comprehensive regulation of the aforementioned area. It is published on the
  following website of the Legal Information System of the Republic of Slovenia:Law
  on Court FeesThe court fees for proceedings under the law regulating execution and
  security are set out in Table 4 (PROCEDURES UNDER THE LAW REGULATING EXECUTION AND
  SECURITY) of the ZST-1 Fee Schedule as follows.The amounts of the court fees under
  tariff numbers 4011 to 4032 are set for cases where the application initiating a
  particular proceeding is filed in physical form (on paper). However, if the party
  files the application electronically, a 20% lower court fee is payable, as the costs
  of further processing of such an application are proportionally lower. This is provided
  for in tariff item 4041, according to which the fee for proceedings on an application
  filed electronically is 80% of the fee otherwise prescribed for each individual
  proceeding under tariff items 4011 to 4032. This means that the court fee for the
  procedure on the application for enforcement is EUR 55 if the application for enforcement
  is lodged in physical form and EUR 44 if it is lodged electronically. The fee for
  the proceedings on the opposition to the enforcement order is also EUR 55 if the
  opposition is lodged in physical form and EUR 44 if lodged electronically. For the
  appeal procedure against the decision to oppose the enforcement order, there is
  a fee of EUR 125 if the appeal is lodged on paper and EUR 100 if lodged electronically.
  All the above-mentioned court fees for proceedings under the law governing enforcement
  and attachment are fixed amounts and are therefore independent of the value of the
  claim. The above-mentioned court fees are also the same regardless of whether the
  debtor is a legal or natural person. We would like to add that, in accordance with
  Article 34a of the CST-1, a party who considers that the court has incorrectly charged
  a court fee may, within eight days of receipt of the court fee payment order, lodge
  an objection against the payment order. However, a party who, owing to his weak
  financial situation, would be unable to pay the prescribed court fees may, in accordance
  with the provisions of Articles 11 to 14 of the CST-1, apply for exemption, deferment
  or instalment of the court fees.
Text file: 623.txt
Title: Court costs for filing an ejectment
URL: https://www.stopbirokraciji.gov.si/pobuda/?st=623
