Affidavit Regarding Attachment of Assets of Foreign Country in the US

Full question:

Which form of affidavit is needed to be served to a federal judge in Philadelphia to issue an order for arrest attaching assets of the Country of Switzerland, located on US territory.

  • Category: Affidavits
  • Date:
  • State: Pennsylvania

Answer:

The type of affidavit required will depend on all the facts involved, such as whether the order for attachment is based upon an unpaid judgment or whether it is part of a request to freeze asets in a petition for injunctive relief. An affidavit is a sworn statement often used to detail the facts that may be necessary as proof of a claim. The nature of the affidavit and facts it contains will depend on the type of claim. For example, in a petition for a preliminary injunction, it is necessary to prove why irreparable harm is likely to be suffered if the requested relief isn't granted.

 

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An affidavit for asset attachment is a sworn statement used in legal proceedings to support a request for the court to seize or freeze assets. It presents facts relevant to the case, such as the existence of a debt or the likelihood of irreparable harm if the assets are not attached. This document must be filed with the court to seek an order for attachment.

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