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<h1>Court judgment enforcement completed when creditor receives awarded money or remedy through legal process</h1> The word 'execution' derives from Latin 'ex sequi' meaning to follow out or perform to completion. In legal context, execution refers to the process of enforcing or giving effect to a court judgment. It is completed when the judgment creditor receives the money or other remedy awarded by the court. This encompasses both legal execution through common law writs and equitable execution through remedies like receiver appointment. The term fundamentally represents the mechanism by which court decisions are implemented and satisfied, ensuring judgment creditors obtain their awarded relief.