New Jersey Statutes
§ 2A:17-65 — Order forbidding transfer or other disposition of property or money
New Jersey·Title 2A ADMINISTRATION OF CIVIL AND CRIMINAL JUSTICE
2A:17-65. In aid of execution, the Superior Court upon proof by the oath of the party or his or its agent or attorney or of any other person, showing facts establishing that the judgment debtor has property or any person owes him or it, or holds money or property in possession or action in trust for him or it, or for his or its use over and above such property as is exempt or reserved by law, may make an order forbidding the payment of such debt, or the transfer of such property or money by or to such debtor, or any third person until the further order of the court. The term "property" shall include rights and credits as defined in article 8 of this title. L.1951 (1st SS), c.344; amended 1991,c.91,s.45.
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§ 2A:17-10
Time when execution effective§ 2A:17-12
Priorities between executions against goods and chattels of same person issued on same day§ 2A:17-14
Title of purchaser of personalty prior to actual levy but after delivery of writ to officer§ 2A:17-15
Money§ 2A:17-16
Shares of stock§ 2A:17-17
Real estate liable to execution§ 2A:17-18
Proprietary rights and shares§ 2A:17-19
Amount; exceptions§ 2A:17-21
Appraisers; appointment§ 2A:17-22
Oath of appraisers§ 2A:17-23
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