It the lawsuit is for money only, and does not contain a claim for possession of the property, the form used is similar to the one when the owner is claiming possession of the property , except that the title of the complaint is different. If no appeal is taken, then the person who owes the money must pay the amount of the judgement to the other person. One way to execute is to ask the District Justice and his Constable to help. The more common way to execute, or enforce the judgement, is to file the judgement at the County Court House. The person to whom the money is owed may then ask the Sheriff of the County to schedule a Sheriff's sale of the belongings of the debtor.
Any money raised at the sale is used to pay the court costs and the judgement.
The Sheriff cannot sell any property which does not belong to the debtor. The Sheriff can then sell any of the debtors' property that is left over at a public auction to the highest bidder. The Sheriff could also come back and start sale procedures again later if he has been unable to get enough money to satisfy the whole judgement. There can be no eviction based on the end of the term, as there is in a private landlord-tenant relationship. Once a grievance is filed, the Housing Authority must attempt to settle the matter informally, and then hold a hearing if this informal settlement proves Impossible.