In short
If a locksmith is called at an attachment, the opening of the door stands separately in the minutes. This line is not the list of the property that was attached. There is no method in this article of locking the door, of holding it, or of hiding property. A person whose name was not written is not added to the minutes. The opening sentence does not mean the debt was accepted either.
The opening sentence is not the list of property
The minutes may write, in separate sentences, that the door was closed, that a locksmith was called in order to open it, and that the door was opened. If all three are not there, the sentence that exists is read. What is absent is not completed. The memory that the locksmith came does not enter the minutes if there is no line. If the hour of opening is written, that hour is read. If it is not, an hour is not added. There is no interval of hours in this text. An interval is not produced from the door having been opened.
Which place the door belongs to is read from the address line. If there is no address, an address is not invented. The door of another floor is not added to this line by interpretation. A door that is not added is not treated as opened. If there is more than one door in the same building, whichever the minutes write is read. If they do not, all the doors are not treated as opened. If the door number is not on the line, a number is not added.
If by whom the call was requested is written, that person is read. If it is not, the person who requested it is not added. A call the creditor's lawyer recounted later is not a minutes line. If the account did not pass into the file, it is a nullity. If it did pass, the account does not stand in for the opening sentence either. If the two texts conflict, the sentence in the minutes is read.
If a photograph or an image of the opening was attached to the minutes, the annex is read. If there is no annex, an image is not assumed. The image does not of itself write the list of goods. Goods that appear in the image, if they are not on the list, are not added to the list. Goods that are on the list and cannot be picked out in the image are not treated as erased either.
A person whose name was not written is not added
If the locksmith, the police, the mukhtar, or a person present stands in the minutes by name, that name is read. If there is a title and no name, the title does not choose the person. If there is no name, a name is not invented. If the debtor's name is not on the opening line, the debtor is not treated as having been present there. Being present is read from the signature or from the record of presence. If there is no record, presence is not assumed. A signature does not mean you accepted the debt. If a sentence of acceptance was written separately, that sentence is read. If it was not written, an acknowledgement is not drawn from the signature of the opening.
If there is more than one name, each name is on its own line. The locksmith's name is not the police signature. The police signature does not on its own prove the call for a locksmith. The call stands on the call line. If the police minutes are a separate paper, that paper is read from its own file number. If there is no file number, the police paper is not treated as having completed the gap in the attachment minutes. If the two papers conflict, the conflict is not closed.
The mukhtar's signature is not an acceptance in the name of the neighbourhood. If the mukhtar stands in the capacity of a person present, that capacity is read. If the capacity is not written, a capacity is not added. The mukhtar's stamp is not the debtor's acknowledgement. The stamp may show the institution. If the institution is not on the line, the name of an institution is not added.
If the locksmith's fee or a travel record is written in the minutes, that record is read. If it is not, a fee is not added. The fee is not the value of the list of property. The fee line does not cause the goods to be treated as attached. If the amount is not written, an amount is not invented. A fraction is not written either.
There is no method of holding the door or of hiding
Holding the door, locking it, or hiding the goods is not recounted. What is recounted is that the opening is a separate line in the minutes. How the officer had the door opened, the type of lock, and a tool are not the subject of this text. A method is not invented. Resistance is not written either. There is no route on this page of holding the door from inside, of changing the lock, or of moving the goods to another room.
If a sentence said against the opening stands in the minutes, it is read from there. If it does not, an objection remembered later is not treated as having entered the opening line. A note kept at home does not stand in for the minutes in the file. If the reason for the objection is written, the reason is read from that sentence. If the reason is not written, a reason is not added. A result of justified or unjustified is not built from this line.
If a sentence that force was used stands in the minutes, that sentence is read. If it does not, force is not assumed. The scope of the sentence is the words that were written. If there is no word, the scope is not widened. If an injury, a break, or damage to goods was written separately, that line is read. If it was not written, a list of damage is not produced from the opening sentence. If a health record is not an annex of these minutes, it is not treated as an annex.
If more than one attempt was written, each attempt is in its own sentence. If the minutes separate the first as closed and the second as open, the separation is read. If they do not, a single opening is not treated as having been done twice. If there is a sentence of giving up, that sentence is read. If there is not, it is not assumed that the locksmith was given up.
The signature of the person who objected does not erase the list
Even if the objection was written, the list of property may stand separately under the objection sentence. If the list stands, the objection does not cross out the list. If there is a crossing-out in the minutes, the crossing-out is read. If there is no crossing-out, an oral objection is not treated as having erased the list. If the objection is particular to one item, it must stand beside that item. The sentence "I object to all the goods" is not treated as having covered, of itself, goods that were not counted.
Not signing does not cause the opening to be treated as absent. If there is a sentence of refraining from signing, that sentence is read. If there is no sentence, the claim "I did not sign" is not completed from the minutes. Refraining is not accepting the debt. A signature, if there is no sentence of acceptance beside it, is not an acknowledgement of the debt either. The two states are not mixed side by side. One shows whether the signature is there; the other shows a word about the debt that was written separately.
The objection of a person present is not the debtor's objection. If the debtor did not say it, the sentence is not completed from his mouth. If the debtor said it, his name and his sentence are read. If there is no name, a person is not added. A neighbour's objection is not read as the debtor's acknowledgement or denial.
The list is not filled from the opening
The list of goods written after the door was opened is not a copy of the opening line. Goods that are on the list are read from the list. The opening line does not of itself cause the goods to be treated as attached. If the list is empty, goods are not added. If the list is full without the opening being written, what is read is that the list stands and that there is no opening line. The two do not complete each other. A later complaint petition does not stand in for the opening line either. The petition does not cause a door that is not in the minutes to be treated as opened. If it is written that the rooms were gone through, that sentence is read. If it is not, all the rooms are not treated as opened.
If a distinguishing mark is on the list, it is read. If there is no mark, a mark is not added. If there are two items of the same name, the separation is read if the minutes separate them. If they do not, the two are not completed as both attached. If there is a sentence of a custodian or of custody, that sentence is read. If there is not, the goods are not assumed to have been taken away. What was taken away and what was left in place are read separately if the minutes separate them.
If there is a second set of minutes kept after the opening, those minutes are read from their own hour and their own list. The first opening sentence does not of itself confirm the second list. If there is no locksmith line in the second minutes, the locksmith is not carried from the first paper to the second. If the two lists conflict, the conflict is not closed with the debtor's memory. Which item stands in which minutes is on that set of minutes' own line. Minutes drawn up later are not treated as having erased the earlier opening. If the erasure stands as a crossing-out on the earlier paper, the crossing-out is read. If there is no crossing-out, the earlier opening sentence stands.
If a sentence of acceptance that the debtor, or a person present, said after the door was opened was not written inside the opening line, it is not attributed to the opening. If the acceptance is on its own line, that line is read. If there is no line, the opening does not cause the debt to be acknowledged. If an acknowledgement is to be looked for, the act of acceptance is looked for separately. If there is no act, the act is not chosen from the door having been opened.
Property that is kept is in the article property exempt from attachment. Property that exceeds the claim is in the article a complaint of excessive attachment. Someone else's goods are in the article an ownership action. The general order of an attachment is in the article how an attachment happens. This article does not copy that order or those lists. Closing the debt before the sale does not arise from the door being opened. That record is in the article paying the debt before the sale. The opening line is not a payment document.
Conclusion
The opening of the door stands separately in the minutes. There is no method of holding the door or of hiding the goods. A person whose name was not written is not added. The list is not filled from the opening line. A signature is not an acceptance of the debt. The frame is on the enforcement and bankruptcy law page. The official text is the provisions of the Enforcement and Bankruptcy Law No. 2004. The contact page stands for reading the opening line against the minutes in the file.