Meaning
Judicial measure that prohibits individuals holding specific corporate roles from traveling internationally or using high-speed transport during active debt litigation. These legal representative travel restrictions are typically triggered by a court order when a company fails to fulfill its obligations under a civil judgment or labor ruling.
Restricted Consumption
Rules prevent the individual from booking air travel or luxury hotels. These limitations apply to any legal representative travel restrictions issued by the court.
Execution List
Entries are managed through the national judicial information system which shares data with airlines and train stations. When the legal representative attempts to purchase a ticket, the system automatically blocks the transaction based on the active court order. This restriction extends to the use of corporate funds for any personal travel that is deemed non-essential under the high consumption guidelines.
The ban remains in effect until the court confirms that the underlying debt has been cleared or a settlement has been reached.
Removal Requirement
Proof of payment or a signed settlement agreement must be submitted to the presiding judge to lift the ban. Once the judge approves the application, the name is removed from the restriction database within a few business days.
