Section 29
of Native Courts Practice And Procedure Rules 1995
Section 29
(1)
A judgment may be enforced in accordance with the Native customary laws of the Native community in the district in which such Court is established or as the Court may direct.
(2)
Any judgment debtor may pay into Court any penalty in satisfaction of a judgment, and thereupon the Court shall notify the judgment creditor of such payment and to collect any compensation within such time as the Court may direct.
(3)
If in default of any penalty or compensation payable in cash or in kind or of any instalment of the same when due, the Court may order that such penalty or compensation or instalment thereof, as the case may be, shall be levied by sale of any property belonging to the defaulter if such property is situated within the territorial jurisdiction of the Court.
(4)
An order for sale shall be in Form 9.
(5)
The Court shall have power to direct by its sentence that in default of payment of a penalty or compensation the defaulter shall suffer such period of imprisonment as will justify the justice of the case.
(6)
An order by the Court to commit such defaulter to prison shall be in Form 10.
(7)
The Court may order any judgment debtor to be orally examined in respect of his ability to satisfy the judgment and whether any and what other property to satisfy such judgment.
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