Directions as to enforcement
135 Directions as to enforcement
The court may, by order, give directions with respect to the enforcement of its judgments and orders.
Without limiting subsection (1), the court may make any of the following orders—
an order authorising the Sheriff to enter premises for the purpose of taking possession of goods under a writ of execution,
an order prohibiting the Sheriff from taking any further action on a writ,
an order prohibiting any other person from taking any further action, either permanently or until a specified day, to enforce a judgment or order of the court,
an order requiring the Registrar-General to cancel any recording of a writ for the levy of property that, under section 105 of the Real Property Act 1900, has been made in the Register under that Act, either generally or in relation to specified land.
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