The status of contract enforcement in Poland (Anglais)

This report aims to provide an assessment of the state of contract enforcement in Poland as of 2012. The report is not intended to be a comprehensive assessment of all aspects of the justice sector nor should it be utilized as such. The report focuses...  Voir la suite This report aims to provide an assessment of the state of contract enforcement in Poland as of 2012. The report is not intended to be a comprehensive assessment of all aspects of the justice sector nor should it be utilized as such. The report focuses on the analysis of the civil and commercial courts as the main venues for contract enforcement. The range of issues that affect the environment for contract enforcement in a particular country is usually broad. The study draws on a number of complementary sources of information and expertise, including assessments by Polish and international experts, analyses of available official statistics, and existing survey data. This report grows out of the World Bank's work in this area. After a brief description of this report's objective and methodology (chapter two), chapter three examines courts in Poland, analyzing the demand for court-based services; budget and court staff allocated to operate courts; and court response. Chapter four focuses on some of the main factors that explain the courts' situation in Poland, and fleshes out the main findings and recommendations outlined in the executive summary. It is important to note that the report does not assess how data are classified beyond responses the team received from the government of Poland.  Réduire