Wyoming § 1-21-515 - Conditions under which execution issued notwithstanding stay.
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§ 1-21-515. Conditions under which execution issued notwithstanding stay.
When any person who is surety for stay of execution moves from the county before expiration of the stay, the judge shall issue execution on demand against the goods and chattels of the party against whom the original judgment was rendered. When any surety for the stay of execution becomes apprehensive that by delaying the execution until expiration of the stay he may be compelled to pay the judgment, the surety may file an affidavit of the facts with the judge who rendered judgment whereupon the judge shall issue execution against the judgment debtor. The surety is not thereby discharged from liability, but may be proceeded against after expiration of the stay.
Source: official Wyoming text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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