A Pennsylvania Writ of Possession (34.1 KiB) is a document issued by a court of law that orders a party to surrender possession of a property to another party. It is used in eviction cases and other scenarios in which one party has a legal right to possession of a property. There are two main types of Pennsylvania Writ of Possession (34.1 KiB): a writ of possession of real property and a writ of possession of personal property. The writ of possession of real property is used when a tenant has been evicted from a property and the landlord has a legal right to possession. The writ of possession of personal property is used when a party has a legal right to take possession of personal property such as goods or money that is being held by another party. Both writs are issued by a court after a judgement has been made and are legally enforceable.
A Pennsylvania Writ of Possession (34.1 KiB) is a document issued by a court of law that orders a party to surrender possession of a property to another party. It is used in eviction cases and other scenarios in which one party has a legal right to possession of a property. There are two main types of Pennsylvania Writ of Possession (34.1 KiB): a writ of possession of real property and a writ of possession of personal property. The writ of possession of real property is used when a tenant has been evicted from a property and the landlord has a legal right to possession. The writ of possession of personal property is used when a party has a legal right to take possession of personal property such as goods or money that is being held by another party. Both writs are issued by a court after a judgement has been made and are legally enforceable.
