5.5 Filing the Complaint against the Proceeding Taken by the Execution Officer

The officer's acts are supervised, not sovereign: the aggrieved party's complaints' ladder — (i) objection before the executing court (the judge's immediate corrective: stay, correction, restoration of attached property); (ii) the appeal/revision against execution orders where the law opens them; (iii) the writ jurisdiction (Arts 133/144 — the officer's jurisdictional excess, the fundamental-rights violations in execution — the habeas corpus where detention exceeds the lawful term: Samir Khan's own route); and (iv) the accountability tracks (the judicial- administration complaints; the tort/criminal exposure of the officer's bad faith). The discipline's principle: execution obeys the decree — neither more nor less; every step beyond it is corrigible.