1. Decisions of the Execution Judge shall be appealable in the following circumstances: a. The ranking of priorities between judgment Creditors; or their inclusion in or exclusion from the distribution list; b. Postponement of execution judgment for any reason; c. Allowing the Debtor time to pay or allowing payment by installments of the amount executed for. d. Whether the bail is accepted or not; e. Travel ban or refusal to order it. f. Arrest and habeas corpus order or refusal to order it. The grievance shall be made before the President of the Court or their authorized representative other than the Judge who issued the decision within (7) seven working days from the day following the date of issuing the decision if the procedure was issued in the presence of the person concerned, and from the date of being served the decision if the procedure was issued in the absence of the person concerned. This shall be done by filing an application that shall be kept in the same execution file. The Judge before whom the procedure is contested may annul or amend the contested decision as they deem appropriate without the need to summon the litigants, unless they deem it necessary. The decision issued on the grievance shall be final and not subject to appeal. 2. The decision of the Execution Judge may be appealed directly before the competent Court of Appeal within (10) ten working days from the date of issuing the decision if it was issued in the presence of the opposing party, and from the day of its service upon him or the day he became aware of it if it was issued inabsentia in any of the following cases: a. Whether the Execution Judge is competent or incompetent to execute the Execution Writ. b. Whether the assets to be attached may or may not be attached or sold; c. The participation of persons other than the parties in the attachment; d. Whether the Debtor is imprisoned or their imprisonment is refused, provided that in the latter case the appellant presents a guarantor who is responsible for bringing the person against whom the execution was made or fulfills the amount adjudged. In the event that they are unable to bring them, and the guarantor fails to bring their guaranteed person, the Court shall oblige them to pay the value of the bail which will be collected from them in the manner in which judgments are executed. e. The decision issued regarding the determination of the amount in question and whether the execution is to be continued or not. 3. The competent Court of Appeal may consider the appeal held in the Deliberation Chamber, and it may, in the cases referred to in Clause (2) of this Article, order the temporary suspension of the procedure under appeal until the dispute is decided, unless it, by its nature, affects its full implementation, it may order in this case the execution is suspended in its entirety.
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