Enforcement of Judgments and Courts Orders. Click to download the Enforcement of Judgments and Courts Orders This document noted that one of the cardinal responsibilities of the Court is to ensure that its orders and decisions are carried out...
Enforcement of Judgments and Courts Orders.
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This document noted that one of the cardinal responsibilities of the Court is to ensure that its orders and decisions are carried out or enforced. This is expressed in the case of Amori v. Iyanda in these words:
It is the bounden duty of the courts to effect court judgments and orders, and to ensure speedy resolution and closure of disputes.
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The above decision of the court of Appeal is directed at none other than the Chief Registrar, who invariably is the Deputy Sheriff, and also, by extension, to all relevant personnel in the department responsible for the enforcement/execution of court decisions, including the Bailiffs.
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