Civil decision enforcement cost refers to costs, stated in this law, necessarily incurred by the court decision enforcement agency for enforcing civil decision, such as: – Expenses incurred on freezing, taking as collateral, seizing, storing, transporting, transferring and selling the property of debtor; – Expenses incurred on investigating and locating the debtor and property that debtor concealed; – Fee for other participants to civil decision enforcement process, except the parties to civil decision enforcement, participated in the enforcement process according to regulations; – Expenses incurred in parcel, postal and communication services, and transfer of property to creditor; – Expenses incurred on other activities made during the civil decision enforcement process. Bailiff charges the expenses for civil decision enforcement process from the creditor and transfer to the bank account of court decision enforcement agency. In case the civil decision enforcement process concludes, expenses for the civil decision enforcement process are collected from debtor as reimbursement and pay to creditor and other parties. Moreover, if the demand is satisfied partly, parties shall pay the expenses for civil decision enforcement pro rata. Following expenses of civil decision enforcement process are paid from the state budget: – Expenses of the cases related to care-taking duties, compensating the damages to life and health of a person; – Expenses related to the enforcement for insolvent creditors; – If the civil decision enforcement process concluded on the grounds that court, other agencies or officials made a decision invalidating execution document or a decision that the document is grounded. Information on expenses of civil decision enforcement process shall be disclosed to all parties of the enforcement process throughout the entire enforcement period.