The Armenia chapter of Chambers and Partners’ Enforcement of Judgments 2026 guide was authored by Concern Dialog Senior Partner Artur Hovhannisyan and Associate Kima Davoyan.

The chapter addresses the practical questions creditors and litigants face once a judgment or arbitral award has been issued but is not complied with voluntarily. In particular, it covers:

▪️ Tools for obtaining information on a debtor’s assets, both before and during enforcement proceedings
▪️ The enforcement of domestic judgments, including costs and options for challenging enforcement
▪️ The procedure, timelines and costs for recognising and enforcing foreign judgments, and the grounds on which a court may refuse recognition
▪️ Key aspects of enforcing domestic and foreign arbitral awards
▪️ The rules introduced by the new Law on Enforcement Proceedings, in force since 1 January 2026

The full chapter is here: https://dialog.am/storage/files/posts/posts_9396814578871_2026_-_Chambers_Global_Practice_Guide_-_Enforcement_of_Judgments_-_Armenia.pdf

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