ENACTMENT No. 2 Of 1984 ISLAMIC CIVIL PROCEDURE ENACTMENT 1979
PART XXII - EXECUTION BY OTHER COURTS
Section 182. Execution by Court.
(1) At any time when no order for execution has been issued, or a return has been made to every order for execution issued, the Court may send the judgment to any Court of co-ordinate jurisdiction, with a request that the same may be executed.
(2) Such order may be made on the ground of convenience and economy, notwithstanding that the requesting Court should itself execute the judgment in the same manner and against the same property as the Court receiving the request.
(3) Where such an order is made, no proceedings under section 130, Part XIX or Part XX shall be had in the requesting Court pending return to the request.
(4) The request shall be in the form provided and shall be accompanied by a certified copy of the judgment.
(5) The receiving Court shall file and enter the proceedings and may thereupon execute the judgment in all respects as if it had been given by the receiving Court, and may in like manner proceed thereon under section 130, Part XX and Part XXIV.
(6) The receiving Court shall itself deal with any proceeds of execution. For that purpose, the judgment shall have priority as of the date and time of entry of the proceedings in the receiving Court.
(7) The receiving Court shall be bound by any order of appellate Court to the same extent as the requesting Court.
(8) Upon the conclusion of proceedings in the receiving Court, it shall send to the requesting Court a return on the request in the form provided, and, where necessary, a report setting out the result of any incidental proceedings.
(9) Thereafter, if the judgment is not satisfied, the requesting Court may issue a request to another Court, or for sufficient reason may issue a further request to the same Court, but so that no two request shall be outstanding at the same time.