The law, in case a decision is issued on an objection against the seizure that does not justify the debtor, provides for the possibility of exercising remedies against the first court decision (e.g. appeal). However, the exercise of an appeal does not in itself suspend the progress of the enforcement procedure. For this reason, the law further provides for the possibility of exercising a suspension of execution, which, in order to be accepted, requires that a legal remedy (e.g. appeal) has been brought earlier. The Court called upon to decide should anticipate that at least one of the grounds raised will be accepted by the Court hearing the (future) appeal and that the debtor will suffer irreparable harm if a stay is not granted. In the event that a suspension of an auction is requested, the judicial remedy of the suspension must be exercised at least 5 working days before the auction in order to be examined by the Court, otherwise the relevant request will be rejected.