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Demanding Procedure

Along with litigation and mediation procedures, the demanding procedure is one of the most crucial procedures for a settlement of a civil dispute through court resolution mechanisms in the courts. The characteristics of the demanding procedure, in comparison with common litigation procedures, are as follows:

Objection to Payment Order

The debtor may file an objection to the payment order any time within two weeks from the service of the original copy of the payment order. If the objection is filed, the payment order is no longer effective and, after the creditor pays the corrected revenue stamp amount according to the court’s order of correction, the ordinary procedure is commenced instead of the payment order and the debtor is guaranteed the opportunities to sufficiently make his/her arguments in the court.