Key legal question
Whether refusing to disclose one's employer to the debt collection office is punishable under Art. 323(2) SCC in debt enforcement proceedings.
Extracted holding
No. Art. 323(2) SCC covers the debtor's failure to disclose assets, claims, and rights insofar as necessary for sufficient attachment; disclosing the employer is not such a statutory element.
Extracted reasoning
The duty to notify the debtor's employer under debt-enforcement law is a safeguarding measure accompanying attachment, not a necessary element of wage attachment. Therefore, non-compliance with an order to reveal the employer is not punishable under Art. 323(2) SCC; it could only fall under the general disobedience provision if its special requirements, including a specific penal warning, are met.