Recording of the Factual Situation by the Judicial Enforcement Officer Under Polish Law: European Standards of Evidence and Their Significance for the Protection of Individual Rights
The article examines the legal nature, content, and evidentiary value of the institution of factual state recording by a judicial enforcement officer (protokoł stanu faktycznego) under the legislation of the Republic of Poland. This institution, originating from the French constat d’huissier de justice, reflects European trends in expanding the powers of enforcement officers toward evidence preservation and legal certainty in civil proceedings.