As to the number of execution cases still ponding it will be obseryced that these cases cannot properly be regarded as remanded eases because they are already concluded and are only left to be executed according to the terms of the judgment, Indeed the more cases are decided the more execution cases will there be. The delay in execution of judgment are due to the following eir-, cumstances:—(1) When jue has been entered in default of the appearance of the defendant it is usually difficult to trace him in order to execute the judgment. (2) Im debt cases when the defendant is unable to pay. (3) When. the Parties are ordered by the Court to arrange a settlement out of court the case ig generally adjourned sine die. (4) When the defendant is ordered to pay off his obligations by instalments (the period sometimes extends to several years). (6) When the property of the defendant is situated in the interior or in a foreign country it usually requires 4 great deal of writing and waiting before the judgment can be executed.
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