Making a claim to property
83 Making a claim to property
A person (the claimant), other than the judgment debtor, who claims —
any legal or equitable estate or interest in any personal property that has been seized by the sheriff under a property (seizure and sale) order; or
any legal or equitable estate or interest in any real property in which a judgment debtor has a saleable interest to which a property (seizure and sale) order applies; or
the proceeds of the sale of any such property or interest,
may make a claim to the sheriff.
The claim must —
be in writing; and
describe the property or interest that is claimed; and
state the basis for the claim; and
state an address for service for the claimant; and
contain any other information that is prescribed by the regulations.
As soon as practicable after receiving such a claim, the sheriff must give the judgment creditor —
a copy of the claim; and
a notice requiring the judgment creditor to notify the sheriff within the period that is specified in the notice whether the claim is admitted or disputed by the judgment creditor.
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