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16-65-601. Entry of disposition of judgment in judgment book.
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16-65-601. Entry of disposition of judgment in judgment book.
When satisfaction of a judgment or decree shall be acknowledged or entered by order of court, when satisfaction shall be made by execution, or when the judgment or decree shall be reversed or set aside, the clerk shall enter in the margin of the judgment book, opposite the judgment or decree, a memorandum of the disposition thereof, the date, and the book and page in which the evidence of the disposition is entered on record.
Source: Arkansas Code — historical release 78 (November 6, 2020) · 16-65-601
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16-65-601. Entry of disposition of judgment in judgment book.
When satisfaction of a judgment or decree shall be acknowledged or entered by order of court, when satisfaction shall be made by execution, or when the judgment or decree shall be reversed or set aside, the clerk shall enter in the margin of the judgment book, opposite the judgment or decree, a memorandum of the disposition thereof, the date, and the book and page in which the evidence of the disposition is entered on record.
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