1-16-501. Proceeding against parties not summoned and persons whose liability unknown. When judgment is rendered in this state on a joint instrument, parties to the action who were not summoned and persons whose liability was not known to the plaintiff at the rendition of the judgment may be made parties thereto by action in the […]
1-16-502. Revivor of dormant judgments; generally. When a judgment, including judgments rendered by a circuit court, a transcript of which has been filed in the district court for execution, becomes dormant, it may be revived by the allowance of the court of a motion for revival or by a conditional order of the court that […]
1-16-503. Revivor of dormant judgments; limitations on time to revive. (a) No action shall be brought to revive a judgment after ten (10) years after it becomes dormant, unless the party entitled to bring the action was: (i) A minor or subject to any other legal disability at the time the judgment became dormant, in […]
1-16-504. Revivor when parties die after judgment. If either or both parties die after judgment and before satisfaction thereof, their representatives may be made parties to the judgment in the same manner prescribed for the revival of actions as provided in W.S. 1-16-502. The judgment may be rendered and execution awarded against the representatives of […]
1-16-505. Partners made parties to judgment. The members of a partnership against which a judgment has been rendered in its firm name may by action be made parties to the judgment.
1-16-506. Sureties made parties to judgment. Sureties to the bond of an executor, administrator, guardian or trustee may by action be made parties to a judgment thereon against the principal.
