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the civil procedure act - Kenya Law Reports

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Rev. 2010] Civil Procedure CAP. 21 27than one have before <strong>the</strong> receipt of such assets by such court lodgedapplications in court for <strong>the</strong> execution of decrees for <strong>the</strong> payment ofmoney issued against <strong>the</strong> same judgment-debtor and have not obtainedsatisf<strong>act</strong>ion <strong>the</strong>reof, <strong>the</strong> assets, after deducting <strong>the</strong> costs of realization,shall be distributed amongst such decree-holders in accordance with<strong>the</strong> priorities of <strong>the</strong> lodging of <strong>the</strong>ir several applications:Provided that, where any property is sold subject to a mortgageor charge, <strong>the</strong> mortgagee or encumbrancer shall not be entitled to sharein any surplus arising from <strong>the</strong> sale.(2) Every application for execution of a decree shall, at <strong>the</strong> timeof <strong>the</strong> court, with a note of <strong>the</strong> day upon which and <strong>the</strong> hour at whichsuch lodgment has been effected.(3) Nothing in this section shall affect any right of <strong>the</strong> Government.Resistance to Execution51.possession of immovable property, or that <strong>the</strong> purchaser of immovableproperty sold in execution of a decree, has been resisted or obstructedin obtaining possession of <strong>the</strong> property by <strong>the</strong> judgment-debtor or someo<strong>the</strong>r person on his behalf, and that such resistance or obstruction waswithout any just cause, <strong>the</strong> court may, at <strong>the</strong> instance of <strong>the</strong> decreeholderor purchaser, order <strong>the</strong> judgment-debtor or such o<strong>the</strong>r personto be detained in prison for a term which may extend to thirty days,and may fur<strong>the</strong>r direct that <strong>the</strong> decree-holder or purchaser be put inpossession of <strong>the</strong> property.Resistance toexecution.PART IV—INCIDENTAL PROCEEDINGSCommissions52. Subject to such conditions and limitations as may beprescribed, <strong>the</strong> court may issue a commission—Power of court toissue commission.(a) to examine any person;(b) to make a local investigation;(c) to examine or adjust accounts; or(d) to make a partition.53. (1) A commission for <strong>the</strong> examination of any person may beCommission toano<strong>the</strong>r court.

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