sheriff's sale (Meaning)

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sheriff's sale (n)

a sale of property by the sheriff under authority of a court's writ of execution in order satisfy an unpaid obligation

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The homeowner's failure to pay property taxes resulted in a sheriff's sale of their residence.
The sheriff's sale attracted a crowd of eager bidders hoping to acquire the foreclosed property.
The proceeds from the sheriff's sale went towards satisfying the delinquent taxes owed.
The sheriff's sale proceeded smoothly as the property was sold to the highest bidder.
The winning bidder at the sheriff's sale was required to pay the purchase price in full within a specified timeframe.
After the sheriff's sale, the previous owner was evicted from the property as it now belonged to the new owner.
The sheriff's sale marked the end of a lengthy legal process that led to the foreclosure of the property.
The sheriff's sale was advertised in advance, giving potential buyers ample notice.
The successful completion of the sheriff's sale allowed the county to recoup the unpaid taxes and penalties.
The sheriff's sale provided an opportunity for investors to acquire properties at potentially below-market value.

a sale of property by the sheriff under authority of a court's writ of execution in order satisfy an unpaid obligation

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The homeowner's failure to pay property taxes resulted in a sheriff's sale of their residence.

The sheriff's sale attracted a crowd of eager bidders hoping to acquire the foreclosed property.

The proceeds from the sheriff's sale went towards satisfying the delinquent taxes owed.

The sheriff's sale proceeded smoothly as the property was sold to the highest bidder.