Turnover Order Law and Legal Definition
A turnover order refers to an order by which the court commands or orders a judgment debtor to surrender certain property to a judgment creditor, or to the sheriff or constable on behalf of the creditor. Such an order is usually directed to property that is not so easy to acquire by the ordinary judgment-collection process. Such property usually includes share certificates and accounts receivable.
Legal Definition list
- Turnover Duty
- Turnkey Solution
- Turnkey Drilling Contract
- Turnkey Agreement
- Turncoat Witness
- Turnover Order
- Turntable Doctrine
- Tutius Erratur Ex Parte Mitiori
- Tutius Est Rei Incumbere Quam Personae
- Tutius Semper Est Errare In Acquietando, Quam In Puniendo; Ex Parte Misericordiae Quam Ex Parte Justitiae
- Tutorship
