§ 16-66-108. Death of part of defendants
The death of part only of the defendants shall not prevent execution being issued which, however, shall operate alone on the survivors and their property.
§ 16-66-109. Executions directed to any county without court order
Executions issued upon any judgment, order, or decree rendered in any court of record may be directed to and executed in any county in this state without first procuring an order of the court for that purpose.
§ 16-66-110. Endorsement of sheriff
Every sheriff or other officer to whom any execution may be delivered shall endorse thereon the hour, day of the month, and year when it came to his or her hands.
§ 16-66-111. Priority of writs
If two (2) or more writs of execution come to the hands of the sheriff or another officer to whom execution may be delivered on the same day, the writ of execution which he or she first received shall have priority over the others and shall be executed accordingly.
§ 16-66-112. Time execution attaches as lien
An execution shall be a lien on the property in any goods or chattels, or the rights or shares in any stock, or on any real estate, to which the lien of the judgment, order, or decree extends or has been determined, from the time the writ shall be delivered to the officer in the […]
§ 16-66-113. Alias execution
(a) If an execution is issued and the plaintiff desires to take out another at his or her own proper costs, the clerk may issue the execution, though the previous execution has not been returned. (b) If an execution is returned, in whole or in part, not satisfied, a new one may issue.
§ 16-66-101. Execution issued on final judgment order
An execution may issue on any final judgment order of a court of record, in personam, for a liquidated sum of money and for interest and costs, or for costs alone.
§ 16-66-102. Execution on registered judgment from another county
The circuit court of any county in this state in which a judgment rendered by a court of competent jurisdiction in another county of this state has been registered in accordance with the provisions of § 16-65-117(a)-(c) shall have power to issue writs of execution upon any such judgment.
§ 16-66-103. Execution may issue until collection barred
An execution may be issued upon a judgment at any time until the collection of it is barred by the statute of limitations, although no execution may have been previously issued within a year and a day.