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What is a civil case?
Matters to be considered before starting a civil action
How to start a civil action
How to defend myself against a civil action
Preparing a case for a court trial
What kinds of applications may be made to court before the commencement of a trial?
How do I fix a trial date and what may happen at a trial?
What can I do if I lose the case (how to appeal)?
Can I recover all my legal costs if the court orders the other party to pay my legal costs?
How to enforce a judgment after winning a case in court
Judicial Review
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6. As a judgment creditor, can I enforce the judgment if the judgment debtor has lodged an application for permission to appeal?

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The fact that the judgment debtor has lodged an application for leave (permission) to appeal does not mean that enforcement of an award or order must be withheld. However, an order withholding enforcement of judgment may be made by the Tribunal, the Court of First Instance or the Court of Appeal on such terms as the court thinks fit. If you realise that the debtor is appealing, you must check whether there is any court order granted to withhold your enforcement before taking further action.