If you have two banks and one account is an account protected from seizure and the other is a normal checking account, does the creditor have the right to seize money deposited from the bank account for transfers to my P account in the event of seizure?
Example: Debtor's other bank; 200 Euro deposit transfer. Current account balance 0
PAccount protected.
Can what was on A's bank be seized now?
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If you mean to own two accounts at different financial institutions, the deposit always applies only to the relevant financial institution.
The account that is not a P account can be managed and believe me the creditors will find out.
The allowance is not applicable to the P account. The assets you have on a second account are pledged.
Unless the creditor knows nothing about your second account. But can lead to even more difficult things, because the debtor has to reveal something like that.
If you have two banks, you should be certain of them.
However, if you have two accounts with two different banks and act as you ask here, then it will fly very quickly, and then you sit very quickly in court for fraud.
Absolutely not.
Nice 🙂
However, a bank broke in Austria.
Creditors can have the normal account monitored and then pledged at cash receipt.
In fact only for one bank institution
Not for both
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The creditor may be there to pick up something… so also the “secret” second account
No, what’s gone is gone and then protected.
It's irrelevant how many accounts you have, it's relevant how much you have to pay for something, there's a certain amount of money you can also get at the P account