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How to apply for enforcement after the dissolution of the industry Committee

The industry Committee has no enforcement power. But if necessary, you can apply for enforcement.

Owners' committee refers to a non-governmental organization composed of owners' representatives in the property management area, representing the interests of owners, reflecting the wishes and requirements of owners to all sectors of society, and supervising the management and operation of property management companies. It has an independent legal personality, but it is an organizational form without coercion.

The method flow of application execution is as follows:

(1) application. The parties must perform legally effective civil judgments and rulings and criminal judgments and rulings. If one party refuses to perform, the other party may apply to the people's court for execution according to law, or the judge may transfer it to the person subjected to execution for execution.

(2) Court acceptance.

(3) Apply for reconsideration. If a party or interested party refuses to accept the award, it may apply to the people's court at the next higher level for reconsideration within 10 days from the date of delivery of the award.

(4) Issuing a notice of execution to the person subjected to execution. After receiving the application for execution or the execution transfer, the person subjected to execution shall issue a notice of execution to the person subjected to execution, ordering him to perform within a time limit, and if he fails to perform within the time limit, he shall be enforced.

(5) Take compulsory measures. The enforcement court may take the following enforcement measures: inquiring, freezing and transferring the deposit of the respondent; Seizure or withdrawal of the income of the respondent; Seal up, detain, auction or sell off the property of the respondent; Searching the hidden property of the respondent; Measures such as forcing the respondent to deliver the property or documents determined by legal documents.