When an assignment order or a transfer order has become effective and binding for the claim prescribed in Article 150, or when a sale based on a sale order has been terminated, a court clerk must, upon petition, commission registration of transfer of the statutory lien, pledge or mortgage for the attaching obligee or the purchaser who acquired the claim, and commission deletion of registration under that Article.
In the case of making a commission under the preceding paragraph (excluding the case prescribed in the following paragraph), the commission document must have attached to it an authenticated copy of an assignment order or a transfer order, or a transcript of the document prepared by a court enforcement officer regarding a sale based on a sale order.
In the case of making a commission under paragraph (1), when making a commission under Article 18 of the Real Property Registration Act (Act No. 123 of 2004) as applied mutatis mutandis pursuant to Article 16, paragraph (2) of that Act (including as applied mutatis mutandis pursuant to other laws and regulations), information proving that an assignment order or a transfer order has been issued or information proving the contents of the document prepared by a court enforcement officer regarding a sale based on a sale order must be provided together with the commission information.
The registration and license tax and any other costs required for a commission under paragraph (1) are borne by the attaching obligee or the purchaser prescribed in the paragraph.
If registration, etc. has been made pursuant to the provisions of Article 150, when a document proving that a payment or a statutory deposit has been made for the seized claim has been submitted, a court clerk must, upon petition, commission deletion of that registration, etc. The same applies when the petition for enforcement against a claim has been withdrawn or when an order setting aside the order of seizure has become final and binding.
The registration and license tax and any other costs required for a commission under the preceding paragraph are borne by the obligor in the case referred to in the first sentence of that paragraph, and by the attaching obligee in the case referred to in the second sentence of that paragraph.
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