The execution of law does no injury.

Explanation

When the law is properly applied and its judgments duly executed, no one can complain of injury — the enforcement of a lawful judgment is itself a lawful act.

Where this applies

• The sheriff served the foreclosure notice according to proper procedure — no one was wronged.
• Lawful execution of a judgment isn't an injury, even if the result is harsh.

See also

• 8.3.6 Those matters which are properly transacted in court ought to be committed to due execution.
• 8.8.8 A judgment ought not to be illusory; it ought to have its proper effect.