Derek you hit the nail on the head! Or my head at least. Federal Civil Procedure C=>2697.]
"A writ of execution is an authorization to an executive
officer, issued from a court in which a final judgment has
been rendered, for the purpose of carrying such judgment into force and effect. It is founded upon the judgment, must generally be conformed to it in every respect, and the
plaintiff is always entitled to it to obtain a satisfaction of his claim, unless his right has been suspended by proceedings
in the nature of an appeal or by his own agreement."
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