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Rules on Writ of Execution in Court by Julian Duba is a document available to read on EtoBox.
This document summarizes key aspects of Rule 39 on the execution, satisfaction, and effect of judgments under Philippine civil procedure rules. It defines execution as the legal remedy to enforce a court judgment. Execution is done through a motion filed by the winning party, which results in the court issuing a writ of execution enforced by the sheriff. Compulsory execution, also called execution as a matter of right, can be applied for after the judgment becomes final through the expiration of the appeal
- Author
- Julian Duba
- Language
- EN