Residents of Kirov were told why bailiffs may seize property even if payments are being made regularly.

      Residents of the Kirov region who find themselves in the role of debtors often mistakenly believe that regular payments under enforcement proceedings protect their property from seizure. However, as experts point out, this is not the case.

      According to Article 80 of Federal Law No. 229‑FZ "On Enforcement Proceedings", a bailiff has the right to impose a seizure on a debtor's property if the amount of the debt exceeds 3,000 rubles. Exceptions are funds in bank accounts and property pledged as collateral.

      Thus, even when partial payments are made, seizure of property is possible and is considered a lawful measure.