Pennsylvania Code
Title 231 - RULES OF CIVIL PROCEDURE
Part I - GENERAL
Chapter 2950 - CONFESSION OF JUDGMENT FOR MONEY
Rule 2957 - Praecipe for Writ of Execution; Amount; Items Claimed; Certification
Universal Citation: 231 PA Code ยง 2957
Current through Register Vol. 54, No. 12, March 23, 2024
(a) Plaintiff may include the amount due, interest, attorneys' fees and costs in the praecipe for a writ of execution under Rule 2963(5).
(b) The praecipe for the writ of execution shall contain the words "Confessed Judgment" immediately below the title of the praecipe and a certification that
(1) The
praecipe is based upon a confessed judgment and
(2) The prothonotary is authorized to issue
the writ of execution because
(i) notice has
been served pursuant to Rule
2958.1 as evidenced by a return
of service filed of record, or
(ii)
notice will be served pursuant to Rule
2958.2 because the property to be
levied upon consists solely of real property or real property and personal
property to be sold with the real property pursuant to Section 9604(a) of the
Uniform Commercial Code, or
(iii)
notice will be served pursuant to Rule
2958.3 because the property to be
levied upon consists of personal property or personal property and real
property, not within the scope of Rule 2958.2(a)(2), or
(iv) notice was served in connection with a
prior execution on this judgment and no further notice is required under Rule
2958.4(b), or
(v) a petition to
open or strike the judgment has been previously filed and notice is not
required under Rule 2956.1(c).
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