799.45 Execution of writ of restitution; disposal of personal property.
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799.45 Execution of writ of restitution; disposal of personal property.
(1)When executed. Upon delivery of a writ of restitution to the sheriff, and after payment to the sheriff of the fee required by s. 814.70
(8), the sheriff shall execute the writ. If the plaintiff, or the plaintiff’s attorney or agent, does not notify the sheriff under sub.
(3m)that the plaintiff or his or her agent will remove and store or dispose of the property, the sheriff may require that prior to the execution of any writ of restitution the plaintiff deposit a reasonable sum representing the probable cost of removing the defendant’s property chargeable to the plaintiff under s. 814.70
(8)and
(10)and of the services of deputies under s. 814.70
(8). In case of dispute as to the amount of the required deposit, the amount of that deposit shall be determined by the court under s. 814.70
(10).
(2)How executed; duties of sheriff. In executing the writ of restitution the sheriff shall: