If the parties to the case are present in the court, if the parties to the case are present in the court, for the purpose of enforcing the court's decision, the time limit for the parties to appeal in such a case shall be paid if the court of first instance adjudicating the case has decided to proceed, file, cancel, list the names, give the judgment or partition, and also receive the full payment. Dates should be specified for the period to be held.
(2) If there is an appeal in such a case by the date specified in sub-section (1), the court shall divide the date of the parties and keep the file of such case in accordance with the decision of the High Court.
(3) After the final decision from the court hearing the appeal, if the parties to the case are present in the court according to sub-section (1), for the purpose of executing the decision, the parties must appear on a fixed date and if the parties are not present, the case must be sent to the relevant court of first instance.
(4) According to subsection (3), if the parties come to appear in the court for the first time, the court shall keep the parties on the date for the purpose of implementing the judgment until they appear.
(5) According to sub-section (3), if the court hears the appeal in writing, if the parties do not appear on the date, if the parties do not appear in the court on the specified date, or if the case is final without an appeal from the judgment of the first court and if the parties of any case do not appear in the court, the first court shall schedule the parties to appear in the court for the purpose of execution of the judgment - A deadline of fifteen days shall be sent in accordance with 24. However, if both parties of the case or one of the parties are not on the date, such deadline shall be sent to the party who is not on the date within three days of receiving the missile.
(6) Notwithstanding anything else written in this section, if it does not appear necessary to keep a party on a date in connection with the execution of the judgment, the court shall not keep such a party on a date.