There are deeds of trust, mortgages, certificates of release, transfers, judgments, foreclosures,
writs of attachment, orders of sale, tax liens, petitions for letters of administration, and decrees of distribution.
They cover obtaining a judgement,
writs of attachment and their foreign equivalents, amending the judgement, enforcing judgments in the US, judgment debtor examinations, asset investigations and ethical challenges, enforcing US judgement outside the US, and the New World case.
(11) Along with the default judgment, Jerez also applied for various writs of attachment on patents and trademarks that the appellees held at the time of judgment.
Along with the default judgment, Jerez also filed writs of attachment on patents and trademarks held by the Republic of Cuba.
In addition, Steven has considerable experience representing creditors in both pre-judgment and post-judgment remedies, including obtaining
writs of attachment, possession, and execution.
The court agreed and quashed the
writs of attachment. (26)
It rules that the [Defendant' s] only commercial activities related to the CMS Companies; without
writs of attachment, however, the CMS Companies' location in the United States becomes irrelevant and the commercial activities exception does not apply.
(5) To the consternation of successful litigants, however, courts have refused to interpret the FSIA to provide for the enforcement of these judgments through
writs of attachment and execution.
1999) (quashing
writs of attachment for Iran's embassy and chancery and two bank accounts holding proceeds from the rental of these properties).
Next, LNC voluntarily dismissed its
writs of attachment on Megatel's former parent companies.
The Maryland District Court issued the
writs of attachment, and the U.S.
For instance, a vendor is barred from seeking or levying
writs of attachments or garnishments, and from seeking a judicial lien against the debtor.