The Uniform Civil Enforcement of Money Judgments Act
A money judgment is an order for a party to a lawsuit to pay the other party a sum of money. Often money judgments go uncollected, and this situation is not helped by the archaic, fragmentary, and inefficient enforcement system. This project examines a proposal for a modern civil enforcement Act.
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- 2005
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- reports & documents
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- collection laws, execution, attachment and garnishment, Court Order Enforcement Act, Creditor Assistance Act, RRSPs, creditors and debtors, sheriffs and court bailiffs, registration, priority, Personal Property Security Act, Mareva injunctions, securities, consumer protection, Uniform Law Conference of Canada
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