What is the Precaution in General?
A lien is a temporary legal protection that enables the debtor’s assets to be seized by a court decision in order to secure the outcome of current or future lawsuits regarding money receivables. The creditor requests a precautionary attachment from the competent court with an appropriate petition, referring to its unborn or unborn claim, and if the court accepts this request, it decides to deposit a security varying between 10 percent and 15 percent to the creditor. It is not possible for the court to issue an interim attachment decision without depositing this security. Although the lien in enforcement law is generally applied as a temporary legal protection for money receivables, for example, within the framework of bankruptcy and annulment cases, it has been examined under this section,