By Motion or Independent Action

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1. Under the ordinary Rule39 Section6 framework, execution by motion is available within what period from entry of the fin…
2. After the ordinary five-year motion period lapses, what mechanism does Section6 identify before prescription bars enfor…
3. In the ordinary judgment-enforcement setting, the ten-year period for the action is generally counted from what?
4. An ordinary judgment remains unexecuted seven years after finality and entry. No exceptional delay, interruption or tol…
5. A creditor says that five years by motion plus ten years by action necessarily gives fifteen years from original entry …
6. Within the applicable period, a creditor brings an action to revive a final unexecuted judgment. The debtor seeks a com…
7. A judgment is properly revived through an independent action. The revived judgment is entered. A party argues that Sect…
8. Distinguish execution by motion from enforcement through independent action under the ordinary Rule39 timetable.
9. Why is a revival action not an unrestricted second trial on the original cause?
10. Explain the Rule39 treatment of an entered revived judgment.
11. In Land Bank, what constitutes the cause of action in a revival suit?
12. Can an already fully executed judgment satisfy Land Bank’s stated nonexecution requirement for revival?