California Codes, Code of Civil Procedure, Part 2 — of Civil Actions, Title 7 — Other Provisional Remedies in Civil Actions, Chapter 2 — Claim and Delivery of Personal Property, Article 2 — Writ of Possession

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Section 512.010Allows a plaintiff to seek a writ of possession when filing the complaint or later through a sworn application showing entitlement, wrongful…Section 512.020Requires a noticed hearing before a writ of possession unless probable cause supports ex parte issuance for feloniously taken property, a credit…Section 512.030Requires service on the defendant before the hearing of the summons and complaint, the Notice of Application and Hearing, and the application…Section 512.040Requires the Notice of Application and Hearing to state the hearing’s time and place, the probable-validity standard for issuing a writ of…Section 512.050Requires each party to file with the court and serve the other party, within the time prescribed by rule, the affidavits and…Section 512.060Requires issuance of a writ of possession at the hearing when the plaintiff establishes probable validity of the claim to possession and…Section 512.070Allows a court issuing a writ of possession also to order the defendant to transfer possession of the property to the plaintiff.…Section 512.080Requires a writ of possession to identify the proper levying officer, specifically describe the property, specify any private place authorized for entry,…Section 512.090Allows a plaintiff to apply ex parte in writing for an endorsement directing the levying officer to seize property at a private…Section 512.100Establishes that a defendant does not waive any defense by failing to oppose a writ of possession or failing to rebut the…Section 512.110Limits court determinations made under the chapter to issues relevant to those proceedings, without affecting other issues in the action or any…Section 512.120Requires a plaintiff who fails to recover judgment to redeliver the property to the defendant and makes the plaintiff liable for all…

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