14 §1951. Expenses part of execution

§1951. Expenses part of execution The expenses of levy in any of the modes provided by this chapter in a levy, sale or redemption are part of the execution.  

14 §1952. Creditor or debtor may act by representative

§1952. Creditor or debtor may act by representative Everything which a creditor or debtor is required in this chapter to do may be done by his executors or administrators, or by any person lawfully claiming under him.  

14 §1953. Real estate of deceased taken by execution (REPEALED)

§1953. Real estate of deceased taken by execution (REPEALED) SECTION HISTORY PL 1979, c. 540, §18 (RP).

14 §1954. Lands of debtor to State sold on execution

§1954. Lands of debtor to State sold on execution When an execution is issued in the name or for the use of the State, the debtor’s real estate may be taken thereby and sold at auction, notice thereof being given as provided in section 2202, except that notice shall also be published in the state […]

14 §1955. Attachment of right to conveyance effects premises

§1955. Attachment of right to conveyance effects premises When the right of a debtor to a conveyance of real estate by bond or contract is attached, and a deed is made to the debtor during its existence, the attachment takes effect upon the premises, which may be levied on as in other cases.  

14 §1956. Deed given to assignee; right sold; remedy of purchaser

§1956. Deed given to assignee; right sold; remedy of purchaser When, during the existence of an attachment, a deed has been given to an assignee, the right of the debtor should be sold on the execution. When the right has been sold, and there has been no previous conveyance to the debtor, the purchaser has […]

14 §1957. Alleged assignment contested

§1957. Alleged assignment contested When an assignment of the bond or contract is alleged and the plaintiff contests it, the alleged assignee shall be made a party to the action, and an issue framed to be tried by a jury, which shall find whether such an assignment existed and was valid. If the assignee does […]