In this case, however, the lender has no right to sue. If he tries to satisfy his claim violently, with his own forces, without the help of the competent state bodies, he is criminally punished and in addition he has the obligation to compensate his debtor. However, the prohibition of self-judgment does not leave the lender unprotected. This is because the state has instructed some government agencies to take appropriate violent measures to meet the legal claims of creditors. When the conditions of the law are met, the competent state bodies have the power over the debtor to take the appropriate violent measures and, accordingly, they have a public obligation towards the creditor not to take action. The creditor is therefore prevented from suing, but accordingly, he has a public claim against the state to take this, with his competent bodies, the appropriate measures to satisfy his claim under private law against his debtor. In other words, enforcement is a form of legal protection for which the creditor has a claim against the state. Enforcement is therefore the form of legal protection, by which the debtor is forced by the competent state bodies to satisfy his obligation to his creditor.
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