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in such state, and shall cease to be a lien
in the same manner and time".

For State's Lien on debtor's property, see
Art. 9, §49.

The first provision of Art- 26, §150(b) is
incorporated in §1-601 of this article.

For vender's liens see Art. 21, §§ 7-201 to
7-205.

Other provisions of Art. 26, § 150(b) and (c)
appear in Subtitle 7 of this title.

SEC. 11-403. LIEN ON PERSONAL PROPERTY.

A WRIT OF EXECUTION ON A MONEY JUDGMENT DOES NOT
BECOME A LIEN ON THE PERSONAL PROPERTY OF THE
DEFENDANT UNTIL AN ACTUAL LEVY IS MADE. THE LIEN
EXTENDS ONLY TO THE PROPERTY INCLUDED IN THE LEVY.

REVISOR'S NOTE: This section is new language
derived from Art. 26, § 21 (enacted by the
Legislature in 1973, see Ch. 244, S.B. 791).
The term "personal property" is substituted
for "chattels" for the purpose of clarity.
Judgment liens on "chattels real" are covered
by §11-402.

SUBTITLE 5 - EXECUTION.

SEC. 11-501. SHERIFF MAY SELL PROPERTY.

A SHERIFF TO WHOM ANY WRIT OF EXECUTION IS
DIRECTED MAY SEIZE AND SELL THE LEGAL OR EQUITABLE
INTEREST OF THE DEFENDANT NAMED IN THE WRIT IN SEAL OR
PERSONAL PROPERTY.

REVISOR'S NOTE: This section presently appears as
Art. 83, § 1. The section, which originally
applied only to the sale of real property is
expanded to apply to personal property as
well. This is not a substantive change as
the sheriff's power to seize and sell
chattels is recognized, at least implied by
Art. 87, §§ 39A, 39B and 30.

The provision making this section applicable
to other officers to whom writs of execution