416. The judgment of a Court can only be put into execution by means of a writ issuing in the name of the Sovereign and addressed to the Sheriff.
The writ is attested and signed in the same manner as original writs, it must bear the seal of the Court, and must mention the date of the judgment to be executed and the day on which it is returnable.
The Sheriff cannot receive payment of the amount mentioned in the writ otherwise than upon a receivable order when the amount is above $140.
417. (Repealed by S.I. 1 of 1972)
418. (Repealed by S.I. 1 of 1972)
419. When the judgment orders the performance of some physical act, the officer charged with its execution may use the necessary force for that purpose; observing, however, at the same time, all necessary formalities.