Commanding order

A writ of execution is an enforceable title issued by a government (administration, government, etc.) that instructs the bailiff to take implementing measures against the debtor, such as an attachment. The writ of execution requires a person to perform a commitment, often the payment of a sum of money.

The special thing about a writ of execution is that it also applies as executable title. This means that, if you do not pay or respond within a day off after service, the bailiff will do any form of sequestration can carry out at your expense.