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Guide · Garnishment & over-collection

Claim of Payment («פרעתי») — How to Recover Funds Over-Collected

If you paid the debt — in full or in part — but the Enforcement and Collection Authority keeps collecting, the claim of payment («פרעתי») is the primary tool to stop the collection and recover what was over-collected.

In brief: the claim of payment («פרעתי») (Section 19 of the Enforcement Law) allows the debtor to argue that the debt has been paid and to request the recovery of amounts collected beyond the debt.

What is a claim of payment («פרעתי»)?

This is a proceeding under Section 19 of the Enforcement Law, in which the debtor argues that they have complied with the judgment or debt — paid it in whole or in part, or that the debt has otherwise been voided — and asks the Enforcement Registrar to stop the collection and recover amounts collected in excess.

When to file?

How to file — step by step

  1. Gather proof of payment and a case printout from the Enforcement and Collection Authority.
  2. Prepare an orderly calculation of the difference between the debt and what was collected.
  3. File the application together with the documents. If the Registrar is not persuaded on the basis of the documents alone, a hearing may be held.

What can you obtain?

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Official sources

Claim of payment («פרעתי») of a debtor in enforcement — Kol-ZchutFunds and property that may not be garnished — Kol-ZchutEnforcement and Collection Authority

This guide is general information only, based on official public sources and databases, and does not constitute legal advice or a substitute for individual consultation with a lawyer. Amounts and rules are updated from time to time. Use of the site does not create an attorney-client relationship.