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Execution is the stage at which a final judgment, an arbitral award, a notarised agreement with executory force, or a recognised foreign title is enforced against the debtor's person or assets. In the UAE, execution takes place before the Execution Judge of the Court of First Instance. The creditor files an execution application with a copy of the executory instrument; the court issues a notice giving the debtor 15 days to pay voluntarily. If the debtor does not pay, the Execution Judge can order bank account attachment, salary garnishment, real estate attachment and sale by auction, vehicle seizure, travel ban, and — in exceptional cases only — civil imprisonment. The Execution Court also supervises division of proceeds among competing creditors according to statutory priorities.