California · Government Code

GOV §26722: The fee for serving, executing, or processing any writ or order where the levying officer is required to take immediate possession of the property levied upon is one hundred twenty-five dollars ($125)

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This statute sets a fee of $125 for a levying officer to serve, execute, or process a writ or order requiring immediate possession of property.

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The fee for serving, executing, or processing any writ or order where the levying officer is required to take immediate possession of the property levied upon is one hundred twenty-five dollars ($125).

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