"(1) [The party in whose favour any judgment of the court has been pronounced] A judgment creditor may, at his or her own risk, sue out of the office of the registrar one or more writs for execution thereof [as near as may be in accordance] corresponding substantially with Form 18 of the First Schedule. [: Provided that, except where immovable property has been specially declared executable by the court or, in the case of a judgment granted in terms of rule 31 (5), by the registrar, no such process shall issue against the immovable property of any person until a return shall have been made of any process which may have been issued against his movable property, and the registrar perceives therefrom that the said person has not sufficient movable property to satisfy the writ.
[(i)] (b) A writ of execution against immovable property shall contain a full description of the nature and situation (including the address) of the immovable property to enable it to be traced and identified by the sheriff; and shall be accompanied by sufficient information to enable him or her to give effect to subrule (3) hereof.
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