Application for the execution(2)
Application for the execution(2)
i. Judgment Debtor
ii. Legal Representative of Judgment Debtor, if
the judgment debtor is dead. (To the extent
of property received)
iii. The person claiming under the judgment
debtor,
iv. Surety of the Judgment Debtor.
To Whom Application may Be made
uired
Procedure on Receiving Application
Rule 17- Admission-It is duty of the court to
ascertain whether the execution application
complies with the requirement of Rules 11 to
14. If complied – Must admit, If not complied-
the court shall allow the defect to be corrected
within reasonable time. If the defect is not
corrected, application shall be rejected by the
court.
• The court shall hear both the parties to the
application by affixing date for the same.
• If the applicant absent-application will be
dismissed.
• If applicant present and the OP is absent, the
court may proceed exparte.
• The court may restore the application if
sufficient cause is shown. (Rule 105-106)
Notice of Execution: Rule 22
As a general rule, the law does not require any notice to be issued for
execution, but in certain case such notice must be issued-
i. Where the application is made two years after the date of the
decree,
ii. Where the application is made against the LR of Judgment Debtor.
iii. For the Execution of a decree passed by a court in reciprocating
territory.
iv. Assignee or Receiver of Judgment Debtor.
v. When the decree is for payment of money and the execution is
sought for arrest and detention of the Judgment Debtor. (O-21,R-
37).
vi. Where an application is made against a surety,
vii. Where an application is made by transferee or assignee of the
decree-holder.
The object of giving notice to the
judgment-debtor is not only to afford him
opportunity to put forward objections, if
any, against the maintainability of the
execution application but also to prevent
his being taken by surprise and to enable
him to satisfy the decree before execution
issued against him.