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Execution is considered one of the two basic contents of the jurisdictional power (to judge and enforce what has been judged), attributed exclusively to the Courts and Tribunals determined by the laws and consists of achieving the full compliance of a judicial resolution of conviction, (the general order of execution and dispatch of the same) against the will of the convicted person, following the procedural procedures established in the LEC. Since the entry into force of Law 13/2009, of November 3, of reform of the procedural legislation for the implementation of the new Judicial Office, the procedural competence for the majority of actions of the execution process is attributed to the LAJ. Thus, art. 456.6.a) LOPJ clearly contemplates the competence of the LAJ in matters of execution 'except for those competences that the procedural laws except for being reserved to Judges and Magistrates. Let's do a very quick review of the most important issues