Whenever a judgement is satisfied in fact, or otherwise than

upon an execution, on demand of the judgement obligor, the

judgement obligee or his counsel must execute and acknowledge,
or indorse, an admission of the satisfaction as provided in the
last preceding section, and after notice and upon motion the
court may order either the judgment obligee or his counsel to do
so, or may order the entry of satisfaction to be made without
such admission.
 Execution is fittingly called the fruit and end of the law
and aptly called the life of the law (Garcia vs Echiverri)
and the final stage of the litigation and the end of the
suit (Abalos vs Philex Mining Corp.)

 Satisfaction of Judgment refers to the compliance with

or fulfillment of the mandate of judgement.
 Entry of satisfaction of judgment
 1. The sheriff himself will record fully satisfied
 2. The creditor will file an admission that the judgment
is fully satisfied.
 3. The debtor on motion will ask that it be recorded that
he has already paid.