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PABLITO T. VILLARIN v. CORONADO P. MUNASQUE

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2014-04-21
ABAD, J.
"The option under Section 9(b), Rule 39 of the Revised Rules of Court is granted to a judgment obligor before the sheriff levies its properties and not after."[64] "(T)he sheriff is required to first demand of the judgment obligor the immediate payment of the full amount stated in the writ of execution before a levy can be made. The sheriff shall demand such payment either in cash, certified bank check or any other mode of payment acceptable to the judgment obligee. If the judgment obligor cannot pay by these methods immediately or at once, he can exercise his option to choose which of his properties can be levied upon. If he does not exercise this option immediately or when he is absent or cannot be located, he waives such right, and the sheriff can now first levy his personal properties, if any, and then the real properties if the personal properties are insufficient to answer for the judgment."[65]