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Writ of possession

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(Law) a precept directing a sheriff to put a person in peaceable possession of property recovered in ejectment or writ of entry.

See also: Possession



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If the court rules in your favor, ask from the court a writ of possession, which allows you to continue the process of the eviction.
Two deputies assigned to the Civil Management Unit of the Sheriff's Department's Court Services Division had been sent to enforce a court-ordered writ of possession, Hecht said.
Shergroup, a High Court enforcement agency, has developed a new system to help landlords evict their tenants more quickly, by enabling a county court writ of possession to be transferred up to the High Court.
 
 
 
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