California CodesCode of Civil ProcedurePart 1 — of Courts of JusticeTitle 4 — Ministerial Officers of Courts of JusticeChapter 1 — Of Ministerial Officers Generally

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Section 262Limits when a sheriff may use a party’s or attorney’s direction to avoid liability for neglect or misconduct concerning execution or return…Section 262.1Requires a sheriff or other ministerial officer to execute all process and orders that are regular on their face and issued by…Section 262.2Requires an officer executing process, while retaining the original process and except as otherwise provided, to show it to any interested person…Section 262.3Requires a sheriff’s successor in office to execute any process that remains wholly or partly unexecuted when the prior sheriff dies, resigns,…Section 262.4Requires a sheriff or successor to execute and deliver legally required deeds and conveyances to purchasers after a sheriff’s sale of real…Section 262.5Allows a paper other than process to be served on the sheriff by delivery to the sheriff, a deputy, or the person…Section 262.6Requires the county coroner to execute process and orders in an action or proceeding when the sheriff is a party and would…Section 262.7Allows any person to serve all process and orders in an action brought against a sheriff, provided service is made in the…Section 262.8Allows a court or judge to designate a county resident as an elisor to execute process or orders when the sheriff and…Section 262.9Requires an elisor who receives process to execute and return it in the same manner that a sheriff must execute similar process.…Section 262.10Requires a coroner or elisor who executes process or performs an act to receive reasonable compensation fixed by the court. Requires the…Section 262.11Allows the sheriff of a newly created county to execute judgments, foreclosure sale orders, or other process affecting specific real estate located…

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