When ordering enforcement, the court does not examine whether the debtor has already performed, nor is it the court’s task to examine the correctness of the performances and their accounting. If the debtor disputes the existence of the debt or its amount, he can ask the court responsible for enforcement to limit/terminate the enforcement. As part of the enforcement procedure, the court can limit or cancel the enforcement only if the debtor’s claim is recognized by the judgment creditor. If it is not possible to restrict/terminate the enforcement procedure in this way, the debtor may bring action for the termination (limitation) of enforcement against the judgment creditor (Vht. § 41), the detailed rules of which are contained in the Code of Civil Procedure. To conduct of litigation we recommend using a lawyer experienced in enforcement procedures or the free legal services of the Legal Assistance Service.