Wyoming Statutes
§ 1-17-303 — When lien attaches to property; judgment of supreme court
Wyoming·Title 01 Civil Procedure·Ch. 17 ENFORCEMENT OF JUDGMENTS·Art. 3 LIEN OF JUDGMENT AND ENFORCEMENT BY EXECUTION
A judgment of the supreme court for money binds the lands and
tenements of the debtor within the county in which the suit
originated from the day the judgment is filed with the county
clerk. Whenever a judgment is required to be filed with the
county clerk, it shall be recorded in the real estate records.
Goods and chattels of the debtor are bound from the time they
are seized in execution. The lien of a judgment of the district
court which is appealed to the supreme court shall not be
divested or vacated, but shall continue until the final
determination of the action in the supreme court.
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§ 1-17-101
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Right to stay; procedure§ 1-17-203
Effect of recognizance§ 1-17-204
Execution at expiration of stay§ 1-17-205
No stay on "not repleviable" judgments§ 1-17-206
No stay where sureties object; exception§ 1-17-209
Time of stay excluded for execution§ 1-17-210
Stay on appeal§ 1-17-301
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