Enforceability of Precautionary Land Register Lien Despite Objection

The court ruled that the entry of a prohibitory lien in the land register by the enforcement office, even if precautionary and made before the service of the payment order and despite an existing objection to payment, constitutes an enforceable enforcement action subject to appeal under the specific procedural law concerning enforcement measures. The court reasoned that a violation of the statutory provisions regarding when such an entry should occur does not automatically render the action void, meaning that if the appeal is not filed within the prescribed deadline, the supervisory authority will not intervene ex officio, and the appeal must be dismissed as inadmissible or unfounded.