A writ of execution may not be issued without permission where-
----(a) six years have elapsed since the judgment was entered;
----(b) the judgment creditor is no longer entitled to enforce the order;
----(c) any party against whom a judgment or order was liable to be enforced is no longer liable to have it enforced against him;
----(d) the person against whom the judgment or order was liable to be enforced has died and the judgment creditor wishes to enforce against assets of the dead person which have passed to his personal representatives since the date of the order;
----(e) the goods against which it is wished to enforce the judgment or order are in the hands of a receiver or confiscator appointed by the court;
----(f) the judgment was made subject to conditions; or
----(g) where any statutory provision requires the permission of the court to be obtained before judgment is enforced.
Notes
Amended by Legal Notice 233 of 2005.
Amended by Legal Notice 140 of 2000.
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