53 197. Whipping shall, subject to the provisions of this Act, be executed, in accordance with the following conditions :(a) a man shall, generally, be whipped, while standing, without binding, or tying; and a woman shall be whipped, while sitting , and execution shall be made, at such time, and place, as the court may specify; (b) whipping shall be lump sum, temperate, moderate and noncracking and non-breaking, distributed, otherwise than on the face, head and fatal places, by a moderate whip, and any other similar tool may be used; (c) where it transpires, to the Magistrate, or whoever may succeed him, during executing the whipping sentence, that the health condition of the offender does no longer bear the remainder of the sentence, he shall suspend the whipping , and submit the matter to the competent court. Order of collection of fine and compensation 198.(1) Where fine, or compensation is sentenced, the court, which passed the sentence, shall order the way of payment; and shall, in case of non-payment, pass an order for the collection of the amount, by any of the following ways :(a) seizure of any movable property, owned by the offender, and selling the same; (b) attachment, of any debt, due to the offender, and satisfaction of the same; (c) attachment of any estate owned by the offender, and sale thereof. (2) The order of seizure and sale of the movable property shall be notified, to the Magistrate, within the limits of jurisdiction of whom execution lies. (3) In case of execution, by way of attachment of debt, or estate, the court shall follow the civil procedure of execution, and pay the execution expenses, out of the collected amounts. (4) Where collection of the amount of fine is not possible, by the aforesaid ways, the court may order execution of a substitute penalty of imprisonment, or release the sentenced person, at any time, by bond, or bail. (5) Where collection of compensation is not possible, by the aforesaid ways, the court may follow the civil procedure , as to the same. Order of executing sentences 199.(1) The court shall ensure the execution of the sentences passed thereby, whenever the same have become final. (2) The order of execution shall be passed, by the court which passed the sentence, or by a competent Magistrate. Where the same is not possible, or delay, or hardship is feared, the General Criminal Court may pass the order of execution.