Enforcement and attachment
Article 68 and lifting an objection on documents
Article 68 of the Enforcement and Bankruptcy Law governs the creditor asking to lift the objection when the objected pursuit rests on an acknowledgment of debt whose signature is admitted or which a notary has certified, or on an official document issued in due form by a competent authority. The annulment action in the general court is not this article. The full list of documents is in the official text.
A denial of signature is a separate argument that changes the shape of the lifting route. Not every objection is a denial of signature. Which stamp was put is read from the back of the payment order or from the petition.
An official document is not the name of every paper. A document issued in due form by a competent authority and an ordinary letter are not melted together in this article. The example list is not closed on this page.
On 14 November 2026 this article heading was read in the official consolidated text. The wording was not carried here.
This page does not replace the official text.
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Questions
Is every objection lifted under this article?
No. This route is discussed when the pursuit rests on a document of the kind the article names.
Is a denial of signature an ordinary objection?
No. A denial changes the shape of the lifting route separately.
Last legislation check: 2026-11-13. Av. Ayşenur Konar.