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) 