246 Pa. Code r. 416 - Distribution of Proceeds. Priorities
A.
Not later than five days after the sale of personal property the officer
executing the order shall prepare a proposed schedule of distribution of the
proceeds of sale which shall be kept on file in the office of the magisterial
district judge from which the order issued and shall be available for
inspection. No schedule of distribution need be filed when the property is sold
to the plaintiff for costs only.
B.
When a receipt of the plaintiff has been accepted on account of the purchase
price, the schedule shall set forth the plaintiff's name and address, the
amount of the judgment and the amount of credit claimed or allowed upon the
purchase price.
C. Unless written
exceptions are filed in the office of the magisterial district judge from which
the order issued not later than ten days after the filing of the proposed
schedule of distribution, the officer executing the order shall distribute the
proceeds of the sale directly to the party or parties entitled to receive the
proceeds in accordance with the proposed schedule.
D. When levies are made against the same
property by one or more executing officers under orders of execution issued at
the request of separate plaintiffs, priority of distribution of the proceeds of
the sale as between such plaintiffs shall be determined by the time their
respective requests for orders of execution or reissuance thereof were filed in
the office of the issuing magisterial district judge.
Notes
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