289. Execution Deemed Satisfied:Where no application is made to the Court within six months of the date of the last order made in an execution, the execution shall be deemed to have been satisfied and the records thereof shall be closed; provided that the judgement creditor shall be entitled to apply on payment of the prescribed fee to have the execution re-opened. 290. Decrees of Other Courts:The provisions of this Part shall apply to the decrees and orders of other Courts sent to the Civil Courts for execution. PART XI MISCELLANEOUS PROVISIONS, RULES COMMITTEE CHAPTER 1. MISCELLANEOUS PROVISIONS 291. Payment to an Agent:The Court shall not deliver to an agent or an advocate any sum of money unless he produces an authenticated authority which empowers him to receive such payment. 292. General Authority:An authority to represent another person as agent in any legal proceedings does not of itself authorize the agent to receive payment of money on behalf of his principal. 293. Authority made Outside the New Sudan:Where the authority is made in a foreign country, it shall conform to the authentication proceedings of that country and shall be certified by the New Sudan Representative in that country if there is one. 294. Costs of Proceedings:1) Where any expense is incurred by an official of the Court in the execution of any process ordered by the Court, such expense shall be borne in the first instance by the party on whose behalf the process is carried out, unless the Court otherwise directs. 2) The Court may before issuing any process, require the deposit of a sum of money sufficient to cover the expense of the execution of the process. 295. Sale of Perishable Property:1) The Court may on such terms as it thinks fit, order the sale of any movable property being the subject matter of a suit or subject of an attachment or in the execution of a decree which is perishable or which, for any other reason, it may be desirable to have it sold. 63

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