Explanation:

A court to which a decree has been transferred for execution generally has the same powers in executing the decree as if it had been passed by itself (Section 42 CPC). This includes ordering attachment, executing against legal representatives, and even sending it to another court. However, Order XXI Rule 16 of CPC requires a transferee of a decree to apply for execution, and typically, the court that passed the decree is the one to recognize the transfer before the executing court can proceed at the transferee's instance, unless the transfer is by operation of law. The question implies a limitation on the *transferee court's* ability to initiate execution on its own for a transferee, which is generally true without proper application and recognition.