Section 28

Act 153 of 1923, § 28, under MUNICIPAL CLAIM AND TAX LIEN LAW.

Act 153 of 1923, § 28

Section 28. Execution upon any judgment recovered upon any such claim, except where the property named is essential to the business of a quasi public corporation, shall be by writ of levari facias in the following form:

The Commonwealth of Pennsylvania:

To the sheriff of ............... County, Greeting:

Whereas, A.B., claimant, on the .........day of ......, Anno Domini 1......, recovered judgment in the sum of ...... dollars, with interest from the ...... day of ......, Anno Domini 1....., and the costs amounting to ..... dollars, in our court of common pleas of said county, of ...... Term ......, No. ......, M.L.D. against C.D. and E.F., that the following described property in your bailiwick be sold to satisfy the same, viz.:

(Here describe the property in full.)

Now, this is to command you that you expose the said property to sale by public vendue and outcry, after due advertisement ac- cording to law, and that return of said sale, with the moneys realized thereby and this writ, you make to our said court on the ...... day of ......, Anno Domini 1......

Witness the Honorable .........., President Judge of our said court, this ...... day of ......, Anno Domini 1......

Advertisement of such sale shall be made, and the deed to the purchaser shall be executed, acknowledged, and delivered, as in other real estate sales by the sheriff.