Please tell me how to apply for suspension of compulsory execution.

Even if you receive a losing judgment in a lawsuit, immediately filing an appeal does not finalize the judgment, but the filing of an appeal alone does not automatically suspend compulsory execution.

In other words, the other party (creditor) can still proceed with compulsory execution such as account seizure, real estate auction, and wage seizure based on the court's judgment.

At this time, the debtor must separately file an "Application for Suspension of Compulsory Execution" with the court to temporarily stop the execution.

Suspension of compulsory execution is a system to prevent the debtor's assets from being forcibly disposed of before the judgment is finalized in the appellate court.

To suspend compulsory execution, you must first submit the appeal to the competent court.

Then, attach the certificate of appeal filing and a copy of the first-instance judgment, and submit the application for suspension of compulsory execution to the court.

If the court accepts the application, a final decision to suspend compulsory execution is made.

At this time, this decision can be made without oral arguments, but no objection is allowed.

Also, the decision alone does not have the effect of suspension; the suspension takes effect only when an authentic copy of the suspension decision is submitted to the executing agency.

Furthermore, even after receiving a suspension decision, if the creditor has already commenced compulsory execution and the seizure or collection has been completed, it cannot be retroactively cancelled, so prompt application is necessary.