Doing or abstaining from doing an act
66.05 Doing or abstaining from doing an act
This rule applies where:
(a) a judgment requires a person to do an act and the act is to be done within a time fixed in the judgment or by subsequent order and he refuses or neglects to do the act within that time; or
(b) a judgment requires a person to abstain from doing an act and he disobeys the judgment.
(2) Where this rule applies, a judgment may, subject to rule 66.10, be enforced by:
(a) the committal of the person bound;
(b) sequestration of the property of the person bound; or
(c) where the person bound is a corporation, without limiting subrule (2)(b):
(i) the committal of an officer of the corporation; or
(ii) sequestration of the property of an officer of the corporation,
or any combination of those means.
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