1. The person obligated to provide a surety shall declare their election either by the Execution Bailiff by an separate document, or by including it in the service of the Execution Writ. 2. In all cases, the election shall name an elected domicile in the State for the applicant for execution if they do not have a domicile or place of work therein, for them to be served with papers relating to a dispute in the suretyship. 3. Any person concerned may, within (3) three days from declaring the election, raise a grievance before the Execution Judge disputing the guarantor's solvency or the trustworthiness of the custodian or the sufficiency of the property deposited, and a judgment passed regarding the grievance shall be final. 4. If no grievance is brought within that time limit or if it is brought and rejected, the Execution Judge shall take an undertaking from the surety as to their guarantee or from the custodian accepting the custodianship. The record shall include the undertaking of the surety or the custodian in the form of an Execution Writ accepting the obligations arising out of the undertaking of the surety or the acceptance by the custodian.
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