Article 62

1.          In the absence of compliance with the order within the term, referred to in Article 60(3), the committee maycollect the amount of the penalty, plus costs relating to its collection, by a writ of execution, unless an objection has been filed against the imposition of the order pursuant to the national ordinance on administrative justice.

2.          A writ of execution as referred to in the first paragraph will be served by a bailiff at the offender’s expense andgives rise to an executory title within the meaning of the Code of Civil Procedure.

3.          For six weeks after the date on which the writ was served, the order may be appealed by summonsing the Minister. An appeal suspends the enforcement. At the Minister’s request, the court may lift the suspension of the enforcement.

4.          The authorisation to collect penalty amounts due is prescribed by the passage of six months following the date on which the penalty amounts fall due. The prescription is suspended by bankruptcy and by any other statutory impediment to collection.

5.          Appeals may be filed against the imposition of the administrative enforcement order as referred to in Article 58, an administrative decision to determine the costs of the administrative enforcement order as referred to in Article 59 and against the imposition of an order subject to penalty as referred to in Article 60, pursuant to the national ordinance on administrative justice, in observance of Article 28(2) of that national ordinance.