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Part 4 — Judgments and Writs Division 1 Registration

25.2 Assignment

Current to 2024-06-01 · Official PDF

(1) A judgment creditor may, without an order of the Court,
make a total or partial assignment of the writ to another person.
(2) The court clerk, on being satisfied that all of the judgment
creditor's rights under a writ have been assigned, may, without an
order of the Court, amend the writ to show the name of the
assignee.
(3) The court clerk, on being satisfied that a portion of the
judgment creditor's rights under a writ have been assigned may,
without an order of the Court, divide the writ and issue
(a) a replacement writ to the j udgment creditor indicating the
amount that remains owing to the judgment creditor under
the writ, and
(b) a replacement writ to the a ssignee indicating the amount that
is owing to the assignee under the writ.
(4) Where a replacement writ is issued under subsection (3), that
writ
(a) stands in the place of the w rit that is being replaced, and
(b) must be dated with the same date as that shown on the writ
that is being replaced.
2009 c53 s2

RSA 2000