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Writ of Execution U NITED S TATES D ISTRICT C OURT DISTRICT OF __________ DIVISION Writ of Execution V. Case No ____________________________ (Complete the following if judgment was rendered in another district)District ___________________Docket No ___________________Date Entered ___________________ TO ANY UNITED STATES MARSHAL IN THE STATE OF _________: WHEREAS, on the ____ day of _________, A.D., _____ in a cause styled as above, judgment was rendered in this Court, or other United States District Court as indicated above and registered herein, in favor of ______________________________________________________________________________ _____________________________________________________________________________________against ________________________________________________________________________________, hereinafter called judgment debtor, for the sum of $___________ with interest thereon at the rate of ____ percent per annum from the ____ day of ________, A.D. , ______ until paid, together with costs which have been taxed to date by the Clerk of Court in the sum of $___________________ ;AND WHEREAS, according to an affidavit on the reverse side hereof, executed by or in behalf of the judgment creditor, there remains due and unpaid the following sums: $ _____________ Unpaid balance of costs specified hereinabove taxed by the Clerk of Court $ _____________ Judgment $ _____________ Interest on Judgment and further interest will accrue on the unsatisfied judgment in the sum of $ _______________ per day from date of the aforesaid affidavit; THEREFORE YOU ARE COMMANDED, that of the goods and chattels, lands and tenements of the said judgment debtor you cause to be made the full amount of said judgment, interest, and costs, with the further costs of executing this writ.
1. If you fail to make the above sum before the day of execution, the judgment debtor is entitled, for costs, to the possession of such goods and chattels, as aforesaid, until you make the judgment. However, it must be borne in mind that, under this writ, you can only make final judgment in favor of the judgment debtor in that part of the judgment he is unable to pay. 2. You make judgment for the account of the judgment debtor against him against all other creditors against the title to such lands, goods and chattels, together with their interest, for the sum of 2,400. 3. By executing the writ to make final judgment upon his account, you give him notice to give the same effect to against other debts owed to him, in the same manner, and with like effect; and as a necessary part of the notice given, you require him to cause the same to be recorded, and if in his county there be no clerk of court, then he must cause it to be done in a manner which takes effect within ten days after registration of the same and a receipt for its exact value. 4. Upon demand of the party making it you shall cause the same to be recorded in the office of the county in which the judgment debtor resides. 5. The same or any part thereof, after it is recorded, is conclusive evidence of the debt, upon all the parties in equity, against all other debtors to an action, suit, or proceeding, in respect thereof, to the same amount and for the same period which he was liable for in the manner as if the same were given and received in good faith. The writ of execution, dated march 3, 1833<|endowment|>derek smart's new game is called warface, and the name seems to indicate some kind of first-person shoot-em-up. It features an enormous cast of characters and a compelling story to unfold over a period of several decades. If it's anything like the original game, it's going to be a fantastic game. But here's the key question that derek smart fans will be asking: is warface worth it? this could be the closest to a definitive answer since 2002, when dark smart released battlezone for the atari jaguar (it was a resin of a game called space zone). With warface, his new company, the coalition, has created a game that he says is “at least as good" if not better than its predecessor.