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Code · Delaware · Title 25 — Property · Chapter 9. Waste

§ 911. Injunction or writ of estrepement upon petition of lienholder.

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Upon the petition of a person holding any lien upon real estate, whether by judgment, recognizance, mortgage, or otherwise, the Court of Chancery may, in a proper case, award an injunction, or the Superior Court of the county, wherein such real estate is situate, may award a writ of estrepement, for the purpose of restraining waste upon the premises subject to the lien.
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