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4-801A. Writ of execution.
[For use with Rule 1-065.1 NMRA]
STATE OF NEW MEXICO
IN THE DISTRICT COURT
________________________________ COUNTY No. __________________
________________________________________, Plaintiff
v.
________________________________________, Defendant
WRIT OF EXECUTION
THE STATE OF NEW MEXICO to the sheriff or a full-time salaried deputy sheriff of any New Mexico county:
Judgment having been entered in this action, you are ordered to levy against property of __________________ at __________________ in your county, the sum of $__________________ (which is the judgment and costs to date) plus interest at the rate of ________ % per year from the ________ day of __________________, ________ (date of judgment), and your fees thereon, and return this writ to me within sixty (60) days.
__________________, ________ ___________________________________
Judge or clerk
(This form may also be issued as a second or subsequent writ.)
RETURN
I certify that I carried out this writ of execution, as follows:
(check appropriate box or boxes and fill in blanks)
[ ] The writ was served on judgment debtor on ________________, ________, and
[ ] full payment was made
[ ] partial payment was made in the amount of __________________
[ ] No non-exempt property of judgment debtor was found on which levy could be made.
Property seized:
[ ] I levied upon the following real property
[ ] Personal property was taken into custody on __________________, ________. A written inventory is attached.
[ ] Judgment debtor provided bond to retain possession. A copy of the bond is attached.
Date of return: ______________________________
SHERIFF OF __________________________
COUNTY, State of New Mexico
By___________________________________
Deputy or other authorized person
USE NOTES
The sheriff is obligated by law to make timely return.
Only non-exempt property may be seized. The sheriff may not seize any personal clothing, furniture or books or any jewelry unless the total value of all jewelry exceeds $2,500.
[Adopted, effective July 1, 1992; as amended, effective January 1, 1996.]