RE: Just topped up21 Jun 2021 21:35
https://jus.com.br/artigos/71163/a-penhora-no-rosto-dos-autos
https://www.google.com/search?q=Penhora+no+Rosto+dos+Autos&oq=Penhora+no+Rosto+dos+Autos
Possible that Indo Sino would pledge their credit in this manner as per the JRP to take their ownership stake?
PLEDGE ON THE FACE OF THE FILES:
Attachment on the face of the records is a form of credit attachment, and is supported by art. 860 of the CPC, which provides:
When the right is being pleaded in court, the pledge that falls on it will be noted, prominently, in the records pertinent to the law and in the action corresponding to the pledge, so that it is carried out on the assets that are awarded or that may come to be to executed.
According to the aforementioned legal provision, there is an attachment on the face of the records when credits of the debtor who has them are attached in a judicial process in which he appears as a creditor. That is, credits that the executed in another process in which it appears as the author are pledged.
Thus, when the attachment reaches the right object of an ongoing action, proposed by the debtor against a third party, or a share of inheritance in the inventory, the bailiff, after the attachment record has been drawn up, will summon the registrar of the deed to register the restriction in the cover of the case file, in order for it to become effective, on the assets that, in due course, "are awarded or come to be the responsibility of the debtor", as already observed in article 674 of the 1973 CPC.