execution, Langan chap. 9, Odgers chap. 2A, in which connection execution often means judicial recovery of a debt by seizure and sale of goods belonging to the debtor (Martin; note 8, sect. 10); SO PC 136 execution of punishmentsi lACEV 2(h), 3 Signing it, etc. (see execute 2.); OCL execution of deeds Exercising it Putting the person to death, usually by judicial authority V. exécution forcée * IAGEV 2(h), 3 * lACEV 2(h); ** lACEV 3 VCLT 61(1) FR CPCN 500-526, CPCA 517-811, CPCN 1A77, 1A79; lACEV 2(h), 3; Dalloz exécution des jugements et actes 1. exécution* - accomplissement 2. passation 3. exercise A. exécution (capitale) 1. ejecución* - cumplimiento** 2. otorgamiento 3. íejecución - ejercicio A. ejecución (capital) - ajus ticiamiento - 472 - E 1- application - implementation 2. execution* - performance** - fulfilment*** - discharge**** - compliance***** 3. enforcement* - execution** - satisfaction*** - compliance*** * Of an obligation, con­ tract, treaty (VCLT 61(1)), punishment, letter of request ** Of an obligation (SR), treaty (VCLT 61(1)); syn. of execution *** Of an obligation (SR); syn. of fisfecujioa **** Of an obligation; syn. of í3£e£Utlfill ***** With a letter of request * Of a judgement or other judicial decision, quasi- judicial decision, arbitral award, guarantee, instrimient of title, at the instance of the person in whose favour it is made ** Of a judgement, etc. in general and in particular of a judgement for recovery of a debt; use this term in cases of doubt; lACEV 2(h), 3 *** Satisfaction of a judgement, compliance with an arbitral award, by the person against whom it is made (the equivalent of exécution volontaire; see Dalloz ^Eécutjjm. des jugements et actes sect. 1) 1. aplicación 2. cumplimiento* - ejecución 3. ejecución* - cumplimiento** 4. ejecución - ajusticiamiento * De un tratado: VCLT 61(1) 
**Analysis**
This text appears to be a legal definition or a glossary entry related to the concept of "execution". It discusses the meaning of execution in various contexts, including judicial recovery of debt, punishment, and fulfillment of obligations. The text also references specific legal codes and treaties, suggesting a legal or academic context.

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