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Execution of Decisions, Orders or Awards. - The Commission or any Regional Adjudicator may, motu proprio or on motion of any interested party and under such rules as may be duly promulgated, issue a writ of execution on an order, award or judgment within five (5) years from the date it becomes final and executory, and by independent action for the enforcement of the order, award or decision filed with the Regional Adjudication Branch which issued the order, award or decision.
The Commission shall appoint a Sheriff or such number of Sheriffs, in accordance with the provisions of the civil service laws, rules and regulatipns, who shall be responsible for the service and execution of all writs, summonses, and orders and other processes of the Commission.
The Commission may designate special sheriffs and take any measure under existing laws to ensure compliance with their decisions, orders or awards.
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