Nulla Bona Law and Legal Definition
Nulla Bona is a Latin term that means “no goods”. It is a form of return by a sheriff or constable upon an execution when the judgment debtor has no seizable property within the jurisdiction. In other words if a sheriff tries to enforce a writ of execution but can't find any property in the jurisdiction that can be seized to satisfy the judgment, the sheriff returns the writ nulla bona.
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Related Legal Terms
- Ad Colligendum Bona
- Ad Colligendum Bona Defuneti
- Ambiguitas Verborum Patens Nulla Verificatione Excluditur
- Ambiguitas Verborum Patents Nulla Verificatione Excluditur
- Bona Fide
- Bona Fide Association
- Bona Fide Auction Sale
- Bona Fide Educational Service
- Bona fide Foreign Resident
- Bona Fide Hedging Transactions and Positions
