Magistrates Court (Civil Jurisdiction) Rules 2004—Form 59
(see s 241 (2) (d) (ii))
Security for property seized by bailiff under writ of execution
In the Magistrates				No		20    .
Court at Canberra
	Between
				(Plaintiff)
				(Judgment Creditor)
	and
				(Defendant)
				(Judgment Debtor)
	and
				Claimant
Whereas judgment in this matter was given or entered up in the Magistrates Court in favour of the abovenamed judgment creditor against the abovenamed judgment debtor;
And whereas a writ of execution to enforce the judgment has been issued;
And whereas a certain property, namely		has been seized by a bailiff under the writ of execution, which property has been claimed by the abovenamed claimant;
And whereas under the Magistrates Court (Civil Jurisdiction) Act 1982, upon the giving of security to the value of the property, the property shall be released from execution;
Now this deed witnesses that we				of		(the abovenamed claimant) and 			of		and	of		        (the sureties) and our and each of our heirs, executors, administrators and assigns acknowledge ourselves to be jointly and severally bound to pay to the bailiff by whom the writ of execution was executed, in accordance with any order made for the enforcement of this security under the Act, such amount, not exceeding
*$	as the claimant and sureties, or any of them, may be ordered to pay in or by any such order.
Signed and sealed this		day of				20    .
Claimant:	Witness:
Surety:	Witness:
Surety:	Witness:
* Insert value of property determined in accordance with the Act.

Endnotes
1	This form was originally in the Magistrates Court (Civil Jurisdiction) Act 1982 (the authorising Act), schedule 1.  Under amendments made by the Legislation (Consequential Amendments) Act 2001, the form was omitted from the authorising Act and became a form approved under section 471 of that Act (see amdt 1.2791, amdt 1.2793).
2	Under the Court Procedures Act 2004 A2004-59, pt 8, this form became a form approved under that Act.
3	This republication includes amendments made under the Legislation Act, part 11.3 (Editorial changes).

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