§ 34-55-3-9 — Designated and undesignated property

(a) When an execution issues against the real
or personal property of any person, the sheriff shall levy the execution,
first upon that part of the property designated by the person, if there is
no reasonable doubt that the person is the owner of the property and if
designated in time to enable the sheriff to levy and sell without
unnecessary delay.
(b) If no property is designated as described in subsection (a), the
sheriff shall levy the execution upon any property of the debtor that can
be found, subject to execution.
(c) If the designated property is insufficient to satisfy the execution,
the sheriff shall levy the execution upon other property, subject to
execution, as can be most readily found, sufficient, in addition to the
property designated, to satisfy the execution.
[Pre-1998 Recodification Citations: 34-1-36-9; 34-1-36-10;
34-1-36-11.]

Legislative History

As added by P.L.1-1998, SEC.51.