After a decade-long legal battle, you've won your cheque bounce case. The accused, initially absent and later absconding, has been caught and imprisoned. You're concerned about recovering the owed amount, especially since the accused owns property and is a businessman. While an execution petition might seem logical, cheque bounce cases are criminal, leading to imprisonment and fines, not civil recovery through execution. A separate civil suit for recovery is likely time-barred after 9 years. You should consult with a legal professional to explore the best available options for recovering your funds, considering the specific details of your case and the accused's assets.