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Bailiffs seriously punished in Azerbaijani regions

Politics Materials 11 August 2010 12:41 (UTC +04:00)
Leaders of groups of bailiffs of several regions were seriously punished in Azerbaijan.
Bailiffs seriously punished in Azerbaijani regions

Azerbaijan, Baku, August 11 / Trend K. Zarbaliyeva /

Leaders of groups of bailiffs of several regions were seriously punished in Azerbaijan.

An extended meeting of the board dedicated to discussions of the obligations deriving from the provisions of new legislation and the President's orders was held in the Ministry of Justice with the participation of heads of local bodies and other responsible officials, the Justice Ministry told Trend.

Gabala region group of bailiffs head Yusif Hasanov was dismissed for gross violations of law and serious shortcomings in his work.

Khachmaz and Hajigabul regions executive groups heads Beybala Agayev and Ramil Shiraliyev were severely reprimanded.

A serious warning was made to the leaders of several other local executive bodies.

Minister of Justice Fikret Mammadov told about purposeful measures undertaken within ongoing activities to enhance the efficiency of justice, improve the enforcement of judicial decisions. He noted the strengthening of logistics service and its complement by highly qualified staff. He stressed the critical importance of presidential decree in organizing activities meeting modern requirements.

Head of the bailiffs of the Justice Ministry Khanlar Zeynalov made a presentation on the work carried out in the first half in this area. He said that during the period about 76.8 percent documents were executed. About 650 people were subject to administrative liability. Criminal charges were field against 141 people.

The instructions were given to increase the training of bailiffs, study the responsibilities deriving from the new legislation and implement their correct execution in conjunction with the Justice Academy, strengthen management and supervision of local structures, a serious discipline in this area.

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