"Property Immunities in Enforcement Proceedings" . Scientific and practical manual" by the authors Gureev V. A. Celionova I . In. is a unique study that immerses the reader in the complex world of legal norms and practical aspects related to property immunities in the context of enforcement proceedings. This manual will become an indispensable source of knowledge for lawyers, bailiffs, lawyers, as well as law students seeking to better understand the mechanisms for protecting the rights of citizens and organizations in the context of enforcement proceedings. The book covers many topical issues concerning property immunities, including their types, legal grounds and practical application. The authors, with considerable experience in the field of law, offer readers not only theoretical calculations, but also practical recommendations, which makes their work especially valuable. The manual deals with situations where the property can be protected from collection, as well as cases where such immunities do not apply. This creates intrigue and encourages the reader to think about the intricacies of law enforcement. Who is this book intended for? First of all, it will be of interest to professionals in the field of law working in the field of enforcement proceedings . Lawyers, attorneys and bailiffs will find here useful tips and examples from practice that will help them in their daily work. In addition, law students will appreciate the accessible style of presentation and the opportunity to get acquainted with current issues that they may encounter in the future. Even those who are simply interested in law and its mechanisms will find much useful information in this book. The topics raised in the book are extremely important in light of contemporary realities. In the context of economic instability and the growing number of lawsuits, the protection of property rights becomes especially urgent. The authors focus on how to properly apply the law in order to protect the interests of their clients, as well as on what mistakes are most often made in the process of enforcing court decisions. This makes the manual not only a theoretical but also a practical tool that can help avoid common problems. The style of the authors is distinguished by clarity and logical presentation, which allows the reader to easily assimilate complex legal concepts. Gureev V. A. and Celion I. In. are known for their scientific works and publications in the field of law, and in this manual they continue their tradition of providing quality and relevant content. Their approach to the study of property immunities is based on an in-depth analysis of current legislation and jurisprudence, which gives the book added value. If you are looking for literature on law that combines theory and practice, “Property Immunities in Enforcement Proceedings” would be an excellent choice. It will not only increase your knowledge of legal mechanisms, but also help you better understand how to act in various situations related to the protection of property rights. This manual will certainly take a worthy place in the library of every lawyer and will become a reliable assistant in their professional activities.