The executive power of civil judicial rulings

Abstract

Judicial rulings are among the most important executive bonds, as they are among the most common bonds in practical life, on the one hand, and on the other hand, they are among the bonds that confirm the existence of the right in a way that makes them worthy of being granted executive protection by the legislator. But at the same time, the legislator does not confer enforcement protection on all judgments issued by the courts, but rather it is limited to the certain conditions that are available in these judgments. to perform a specific thing to the other opponent (the one who is awarded), As for judgments that do not have the element of compulsion issued in the subject matter of the case, they can be benefited from without the need to use coercive force, and the acquisition of the judgment of executive power is not considered life imprisonment, but there are cases stipulated in the law of execution that lead to the loss of the judgment of its executive power. years after he acquired the degree of finality or for the convict to leave the judgment filed for execution for a period of seven years starting from the date of the last transaction.