Enforcement of U.S. Court Judgments in Korea Courts Archives

Question: I have a final judgment against a Korean individual from a New York state court. How can I enforce this judgment in Korea against this Korean individual? Korean Central District Court. Answer: A foreign judgment, in Korea, can be executed based on meeting the requirements of the Civil Execution Act of Korea and Civil Procedure Act of Korea. The relevant provision are Article 26 and Article 27 of the Korean Civil Execution Act and Article 217 of the Korean

Enforcement of U.S., European and other Foreign Court Judgments in Korean Courts. For a more comprehensive article on this issue please see: Execution of Foreign Judgments in Korean Courts. Dear Sean, I have a judgment in a New York court against a Korean importer. I shipped my goods to the company and the company refuses to answer my calls, e-mails, and letters. I sued and won a default judgment in a New York State court. No assets were found in