§ 2-6. When the enforcement officer must reject an application
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The text of the law (unofficial translation)
§ 2-6. The enforcement officer's authority to reject applications
- the debtor (skyldner) does not contribute, to the best of their ability, to the clarification of the case, or
- the debtor does not, within a reasonable time, sell or contribute to the sale of assets that the enforcement officer, under § 2-5 first paragraph, has ordered the debtor to sell before debt negotiation is opened.
What does this mean?
The section lists three reasons why the enforcement officer must say no to an application. The first is that the conditions in §§ 1-2 to 1-4, that is, the scope of the Act, the financial condition and the obstacles in § 1-4, are clearly not met. The second is that you do not do what you can to get the case clarified. The third is that you do not, within a reasonable time, sell what the enforcement officer has ordered you to sell.
The last reason is based on § 2-5. When the enforcement officer is not to decide on the opening themselves, the case goes to the court (retten) under § 2-7.
- § 1-2Who does the Debt Settlement Act apply to?
- § 1-4When debt negotiation must be refused
- § 2-5Sale and valuation (verdsetting) before the debt negotiation is opened
- § 2-7When the enforcement officer sends the case to the district court (tingretten)