Florida Statutes § 76.251 — When writ returnable.
A writ of attachment is returnable when fully executed or when the officer finds no property; if property is seized, it must be returned after the seized property leaves the writ’s lien and the officer’s control, and the officer must endorse each action on the writ.
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