Video narration
You win the classroom case file, but the other side still ignores what the court ordered. You have a decree-a formal court decision-but not compliance. The judgment does not enforce itself. Execution is the separate court process for seeking to put the decree into effect. In India's Code of Civil Procedure, sections 36 to 74 provide the statutory framework: the court's authority, available ways to enforce a decree, and key limits and protections. Order XXI gives the detailed procedure. Together, they guide enforcement; they are not an automatic checklist. Back in your case file, the right route depends on what the decree requires and the circumstances. The court must follow the applicable process and safeguards. One method will not fit every decree, and execution does not guarantee recovery. Winning gives you the decree. Execution is the court process that tries to make it real.