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What is the time limit to execute a judgment?
Dear Sir/Madam,
Time limit to execute a judgment.
I won a court case about 5 years ago. I still did not register an execution lawsuit.
What is the maximum permitted time limit between the verdict and registration of the related execution lawsuit?
Dear Questioner,
The right to execution lapses in civil matters by missing a period of more than five years and ranges between 5 and fifteen years, depending on the nature of the executed lawsuit.
Therefore, it is necessary to know all the details of the lawsuit in order to determine for you.

Hello,
To begin with, it varies depending on the type of case, but in general, you can open the execution file within 15 years of receiving the judgement.
This is not always the case as some judgements cannot be executed in less than that time frame.
To be able to help you furthermore, can you send us a copy of the judgement or come to our office so we can get a better understanding of the case?
If we identify the potential of opening an execution file, we will do so and begin the proceedings.
You can contact us via phone or email.

Thank you, Ms. N.
For contacting Badr Legal Consulting.
You can register execution there is no limit on that.
Please send me the case file to check thru the court by sending me on Whatsapp.
Thanks
Mohamed Badr

We need to know whether you have notified the judgement of the opposite party.
And let us know what type of case it was, as civil cases also have sub-divisions and the time period for execution of judgement differs in each case.
If it was absentia judgement, the execution time period will depend on that. For more advice please contact us by phone or email.