The term is used for the speedy resolution of issues where the seizure of the property is considered to be a statutory remedy that allows lenders to create a judicial lien on the debtor’s asset.
It is used in the condition where financial institutions investing in real estate are forced to deal with clients who borrowed money but are unable to pay back the asset capital on time.
The legal contract is normally limited to execution within the predetermined region (state or district) where the lender tries to gain through the market value of debt but there are many different types of attachments where the lien protects the plaintiff’s right and provides the ability to collect any kind of future judgement.