Does a writ of execution require a hearing in front of a judge or can the clerk of courts just sign it and issue it?
A judge signs the writ, and then it gets executed. The judge does not do the executing, it is done by sheriff or clerk.
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A judge signs the writ, and then it gets executed. The judge does not do the executing, it is done by sheriff or clerk.
You can't file a quiet title action as their loan is superior.
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