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Provide a
specific description of the property (to include
make/model/serial/license number if available) to be seized and the
address where the property is located. Provide the name and
telephone number of the person who will take possession of the
property. If the property cannot be specifically identified,
provide a photograph and/or a contact person who will identify the
property and sign to that effect.
If the
property to be seized is in a private place, such as inside a
residence or garage, the Sheriff cannot seize it without a private
place court order issued pursuant to Code of Civil Procedure §
699.030 unless the debtor voluntarily surrenders it.
The judgment
creditor’s attorney or the judgment creditor (if the judgment
creditor does not have an attorney) must sign and date the
instructions. |