Alias Execution refers to the practice of executing a command or program using an alternative name or alias, rather than its original name. This is often done for convenience or to avoid conflicts with other commands or programs with similar names. Alias Execution is commonly used in command-line interfaces and scripting languages.
Alias execution refers to the act of carrying out a legal process or court order under a different name or identity. This practice is typically employed when the person or entity being executed upon attempts to evade or avoid the legal process by using an alias or false identity. Alias execution allows the court or relevant authorities to enforce judgements, seize assets, or carry out other legal actions against the individual or entity, regardless of the name or identity they may be using. It is an important tool in ensuring that legal processes are not circumvented and that justice is served.
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This glossary post was last updated: 29th March 2024.
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