1. Compulsory execution may not be performed save by an Execution Writ giving effect to a right having established existence and of ascertained amount and forthwith due. 2. Execution Writs are as follows: a. Judgments and orders, including penal provisions, including restitution, compensation, fines, and other civil rights. b. Documents notarized in accordance with the law regulating notarization and certification; c. Memoranda of Composition certified by Courts; d. Other papers on which the law confers such status. 3. No execution may be effected save in the cases excepted by a provision of the law otherwise than under a copy of the Execution Writ bearing the following endorsement for execution: 'The competent authorities and bodies shall proceed to execute this writ and to carry out the requirements thereof, and they shall give assistance in the execution thereof even by force if so requested'. 4. In the event that the execution applicant does not submit a request to take action on the file for a period exceeding one year after the last procedure, the Execution Judge may order the temporary closure of the file. 5. Execution Writs may not be enforced if they have been left for a period of (15) fifteen years since the date of the last execution operation or if they have been left without execution for such period since the date of issue thereof.
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