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(1) The court to which a decree has been transferred shall, on suf- ficient cause being shoWD;stay the execution of such ,decree for a reasonable time, to enable the judgment-debtor to apply to the court. which passe4 the decree for an order to stay execution, or for any other order J'elating to the. d~ree or execution which might have been made by .such court if execution had been is- sued thereby.
(1) Where the prope~ ot person of the judgment-debtor has been seized under an execution, the court. which issued ~.heexecution may order the restitution of such property or the discharge of sucb penon pending the result of the application, but no such order shaD prevent such. property or person from being subse- quendy retabn in execution of the decree sent for execution.
(3) Wore ordering a stay.of execution or the restitution of property ordiscbatge of the judgment-debtor, the court may require suCh security from, or impose such cQnditions upon, the judgment- detUr as it thinb fit. CIVIL PROCEDURE CODE 123
(4) Any order of the court which passed the decree, in ralation to the execution thereof, shall be binding upon the court to which the decree was transferred.
