Business Inc.’s debt to Cartage Company is past due. Cartage brings a legal action against Business to collect. To ensure that a judgment in the creditor’s favor will be collectible, Cartage asks the court to order the seizure of the debtor’s property. This is a request for a. an artisan’s lien. b. a mechanic’s lien. c. a writ of execution. d. a writ of attachment.

Business Inc.’s debt to Cartage Company is past due. Cartage brings a legal action against Business to collect. To ensure that a judgment in the creditor’s favor will be collectible, Cartage asks the court to order the seizure of the debtor’s property. This is a request for a. an artisan’s lien. b. a mechanic’s lien. c. a writ of execution. d. a writ of attachment.

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