South Korea Enables Courts to Seize and Sell Bitcoin
South Korea has introduced new rules allowing courts to seize and sell Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies for unpaid debts.
South Korea has cleared the way for domestic courts to seize and liquidate digital assets, including Bitcoin, to satisfy unpaid debts under new regulatory rules taking effect in November, according to Cryptonews.
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The policy grants judicial authorities the legal mechanism to target cryptocurrencies held by debtors. Authorities can now directly intercept and sell holdings to recover outstanding liabilities.
Key facts
- South Korea introduced new rules clearing courts to seize and sell Bitcoin
- The regulatory change targets unpaid debts
- The new enforcement measures take effect in November
Source: news.google.com
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