§ 1576 Execution of order.

Here's a plain English summary of this rule:

When a judge issues an order to take back property, the sheriff is the one who carries it out. The sheriff physically takes the property named in the order.

The sheriff also has to notify the person who was holding onto the property unlawfully. This means giving that person a copy of the order in person, or if they're not around, leaving a copy at their home. This step makes sure the person knows what happened and why, even if the sheriff couldn't hand it to them directly.

This rule protects everyone's rights by making sure there's a clear, official process. The property gets taken back the right way, and the person losing it gets proper notice instead of just having it disappear without explanation.