Alaska Statutes: AS 09.40.060. Third Party Indebted to Defendant or Possessing Property of Defendant.

Alaska Statutes. Title 9. Code of Civil Procedure Chapter 40. Provisional Remedies Section 60. Third Party Indebted to Defendant or Possessing Property of Defendant.

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AS 09.40.060. Third Party Indebted to Defendant or Possessing Property of Defendant.

When a peace officer with a writ of attachment applies to a person for the purpose of attaching property mentioned in the attachment, the person shall within a reasonable time and in any event within 24 hours furnish the peace officer with a statement designating the amount and description of any personal property in the person's possession belonging to the defendant, or any debt the person owes to the defendant. If the person refuses to do so, or if the statement is unsatisfactory to the plaintiff, the person may be ordered to appear before the court and be examined concerning the property or debt.

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