Re: message buried

Posted by Rlee from Ohio (199.35.116.150) on April 20, 2004 at 22:28:00:

In Reply to: message buried posted by airics on April 20, 2004 at 19:16:43:

Hi Airics, I have been looking at this myself for a friend. Ohio Revised Code Section 2329.07 speaks of a judgement becomeing dormant.
It can be revived if dormant, I found this in Sections 2325.15 to 2325.20. After looking this over I am still confused as to what are the circumstance in which one can revive a dormant judgement. It all seem a bit confusing, perhaps if Why Chat looks it over it may make sence, and he can comment.
My make on this Judgemetn thing is as follows. Once someone wins in court and they are granted a judgement. The judgement then must be perfected, excuted upon, and that is what lasts 5 years, and must be renewed, or it becomes dormant.
In practicle terms it wokrs like this. Thye win in court and get a judgement. They then perfect or execute on the judgment. For five year then they can seize your property, garnish your wages etc. If they do not renew that execution on the judgement after the 1st 5 years then your property is free and clear again. Unless or untill they renew the execution or perfection on the judgemetn. What I am having trouble with is understanding the Revivor aspect on this. So say the miss, forget or whatever and do not renew after the first 5 years and then the judgment is classified as dormant. It can be revived but I do not understand under what circumstances if any.
I hope all this helps.
Rlee.

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