Can apply for the enforcement judge to investigate the transfer of property in the bank of the executor?

Legal analysis: first of all, it is necessary to clarify whether it is the end of the execution procedure or the end of this execution procedure. If it is the end of the implementation of the program, need to comply with the Civil Procedure Law set out in several articles, belonging to the complete termination of the implementation, the case has ended. The judge does not have the right to continue to investigate; if it is the end of the current enforcement procedures, referred to as "the end of this", often no property or property but not suitable for the current implementation, because of the internal review and trial requirements, the court internally to make a variation of the policy, in essence, the case is not closed, the applicant for the implementation of the right to apply for the resumption of implementation. As for the resumption of execution period, the judge has the right to continue to investigate the assets, there is no express provision, but every year the court will have a backlog of action, will check the property, for the property control in order to complete the end of the weight of the light, the implementation of the judge can obviously continue to investigate.

Legal basis: "Chinese People's **** and State Administrative Punishment Law"

Article IX Types of administrative punishment:

(a) warning, notification of criticism;

(b) fines, confiscation of illegal income, confiscation of illegal property;

(c) temporary suspension of licenses, lower qualification levels, revocation of licenses;

(d) restriction of production and operation activities, confiscation of illegal income, revocation of licenses;

(a) the number of cases in which a person has been convicted of an offence, and the number of cases in which a person has been convicted of an offence. (D) restriction on carrying out production and business activities, ordering suspension of production and business, ordering closure, restricting the practice of the profession;

(E) administrative detention;

(F) other administrative penalties prescribed by laws and administrative regulations.

Article 10 The law may set various administrative penalties. Administrative penalties restricting personal freedom may only be set by law.

Article 11 Administrative regulations may set administrative penalties other than those restricting personal freedom. Where the law has provided for administrative penalties for violations of the law, and where administrative regulations need to make specific provisions, they must do so within the scope of the acts, types and ranges of administrative penalties to be imposed as provided for by the law. Where the law does not provide for administrative penalties for unlawful acts, administrative regulations may, for the purpose of implementing the law, set additional administrative penalties. Where additional administrative penalties are to be set, they shall be subject to extensive hearings through hearings, debates and other forms, and a written explanation shall be given to the enacting authority. Administrative regulations submitted for the record, shall explain the supplementary setting of administrative penalties.

Article 12 Local laws and regulations may set administrative penalties other than restriction of personal freedom and revocation of business license.

Laws and administrative regulations on violations of the law has been provided for administrative penalties, local regulations need to make specific provisions, must be provided within the scope of the laws and administrative regulations to give administrative penalties for the act, type and range. Laws and administrative regulations do not provide for administrative penalties for violations of the law, local laws and regulations for the implementation of laws and administrative regulations, may be supplemented by the establishment of administrative penalties. Where additional administrative penalties are to be set, opinions shall be widely heard through hearings, discussions and other forms, and written explanations shall be given to the enacting authority. Local laws and regulations should be submitted for the record, should explain the supplementary setting of administrative penalties.