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§ 9-13-90. Claims Authorized; to Be on Oath

When any sheriff or other officer shall levy an execution or other process on property claimed by a third person not a party to the execution, the person, his agent, or his attorney may make oath claiming the property. History. Laws 1839, Cobb’s 1851 Digest, p. 535; Code 1863, § 3650; Code 1868, § 3675; […]

§ 9-13-57. Choses in Action

Choses in action are not liable to be seized and sold under execution, unless made so specially by statute. History. Orig. Code 1863, § 3501; Code 1868, § 3524; Code 1873, § 3582; Code 1882, § 3582; Civil Code 1895, § 5353; Civil Code 1910, § 5948; Code 1933, § 39-113.

§ 9-13-91. Bond and Security for Damages; How Damages Determined

The person claiming the property levied on, or his agent or attorney, shall give bond to the sheriff or other levying officer, with good and sufficient security in a sum not larger than double the amount of the execution levied, made payable to the plaintiff in execution. Where the property levied on is of less […]

§ 9-13-92. Affidavit of Indigence

In all claim cases where claimants are unable to give bond and security as required in this article, the claimants may file, in addition to the oath required in Code Section 9-13-90, an affidavit as follows: “I, A.B., do swear that I do not interpose this claim for delay only; that I bona fide claim […]

§ 9-13-70. Suspension of Execution for 60 Days Pending Payment; Bond

In all cases in which a verdict or judgment is rendered, the party against whom the same is entered may, either in open court or in the clerk’s office, within four days after the adjournment of court, enter into bond with good and sufficient security for the payment of the verdict or judgment and costs […]

§ 9-13-34. Right to Transfer Execution; Status of Transferee

Any plaintiff in judgment or transferee may in good faith and for a valuable consideration transfer any execution to a third person. In all cases the transferee of any execution shall have the same rights and shall be subject to the same equities and the same defenses as was the original plaintiff in judgment. History. […]