Abstract
<jats:p>This article is devoted to the peculiarities of judicial practice of collecting payments from the debtor's property in the framework of enforcement proceedings. In the judicial act enforcement system, important stages are the satisfaction of the creditor's claims by identifying, confiscating and selling the debtor's property. The article discusses various methods of identifying the debtor's property, including checking bank accounts, searching for real estate and movable property, as well as the possibility of collecting fees from a single dwelling. When confiscating property, special attention is paid to the conditions for compliance with the procedures established by law, including the preparation of an act of confiscation, the valuation of property and its storage. The article also analyzes the legal regulation of the issue of foreclosure from the debtor's only home in the Republic of Kazakhstan. The purpose of the study is to determine the balance between the right of inviolability of the home and the property interests of the creditor in the framework of enforcement proceedings. In the course of the research, methods of analyzing regulatory, comparative, and judicial practice were used. An empirical analysis of judicial acts for 2019-2024 has been carried out. The results of the study showed that the institution of executive immunity is not clearly established in Kazakh legislation and the principle of proportionality is unevenly applied. The author provides recommendations for improving legislation. </jats:p>