Do I need to provide property clues to apply for enforcement?

There is no need to apply for enforcement, and there is no need to ask the applicant to provide clues about the property of the person being executed. However, if the applicant voluntarily provides the property clues of the person subjected to execution, it can be executed better and the applicant's execution purpose can be realized faster. Because the court can look up the bank account of the person subjected to execution for execution, but the cases that need to be executed generally may not be executed or not enough (the other party transfers the property or the account has no money), which requires the applicant to provide the property information of the person subjected to execution for the court to execute.

The applicant's lack of property clues does not affect the court's execution procedures, but because the court investigation takes a long time, it takes a long time to perform. In addition, if the court finds that the person subjected to execution has no property available for execution, it will terminate the execution procedure and continue execution if the person subjected to execution has property. When the people's court terminates this execution procedure, it shall meet the following conditions at the same time: it has issued an execution notice to the person subjected to execution and ordered the person subjected to execution to report the property; A consumption restriction order has been issued to the person subjected to execution, and the qualified person subjected to execution has been included in the list of people subjected to dishonesty; Property investigation measures have been exhausted, and the person subjected to execution has no property to execute or the property found cannot be disposed of; The case has been executed for more than three months; The whereabouts of the person subjected to execution are unknown and have been searched according to law; If the person subjected to execution or other persons obstruct the execution, compulsory measures such as fines and detention have been taken according to law, and if the case constitutes a crime, criminal responsibility investigation procedures have been initiated according to law.

If the parties do not do preservation before prosecution, but only take the judgment to the Executive Board to file a case, the court may tell you that you must find someone. There are about four ways:

1. Find out the situation through relatives and their families' places of residence, and inform the Executive Board when they see the executed person. Here, living in the countryside, you can consider being a neighbor or an acquaintance, depending on your personal ability. To put it bluntly, it is stalking and venting.

2. Joint defense and investigation. Some courts and local public security departments have established a joint defense tracing mechanism, which can solve some problems.

3, the implementation of the reward mechanism, which is cast net fishing, the parties have to bear a certain cost.

4. Many law firms have lawyer business in the implementation stage, which can be entrusted to lawyers.

Legal basis:

People's Republic of China (PRC) Civil Procedure Law

Article 238 If one party fails to perform the creditor's rights documents that can be enforced by the notary office according to law, the other party may apply to the people's court with jurisdiction for enforcement, and the people's court applying for enforcement shall enforce them. If the notarized creditor's rights document is indeed wrong, the people's court shall rule that it will not be executed, and serve the ruling on both parties and the notary office.

Article 241 If the person subjected to execution fails to perform the obligations specified in the legal document according to the execution notice, it shall report the current property status and the property status one year before the date of receiving the execution notice. If the person subjected to execution refuses to report or make a false report, the people's court may, according to the seriousness of the case, impose a fine or detention on the person subjected to execution or his legal representative, the principal responsible person of the relevant unit or the person directly responsible.