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| − | Execution is a process by which a judgment-creditor may enforce a [[judgment]]. It is the most common process of collection of a judgment debt. Execution provides police in the issuing state with cause to repossess and sell assets of a judgment-debtor. | + | '''Execution''' is a process by which a judgment-creditor may enforce a [[judgment]]. It is the most common process of collection of a judgment debt. Execution provides police in the issuing state with cause to repossess and sell assets of a judgment-debtor. |
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Revision as of 18:44, October 5, 2007
Execution is a process by which a judgment-creditor may enforce a judgment. It is the most common process of collection of a judgment debt. Execution provides police in the issuing state with cause to repossess and sell assets of a judgment-debtor.