Attachment of property in court custody requires notice, while the court determines competing title or priority claims. Attachment of property held by a court or public officer is made through notice requiring the property and any accruing interest or dividend to remain ... Summary
Attachment of property in court custody requires notice, while the court determines competing title or priority claims.
Attachment of property held by a court or public officer is made through notice requiring the property and any accruing interest or dividend to remain subject to further orders of the Proper Officer. Where the property is in court custody, that court determines disputes over title or priority between the Proper Officer and any non-defaulter claiming an interest through assignment, attachment, or otherwise.
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