Iowa Direction to the Sheriff for Execution on Judgment (474.52 KB) is a document used by the state of Iowa to direct a sheriff to carry out a court-ordered judgment. This document is typically used in cases where a court has issued a judgment requiring the payment of money or possession of property from a party found liable in the case. It contains specific instructions for the sheriff to follow in order to execute the judgment. The document includes the court's name and address, the name and address of the party found liable, and the name and address of the party to whom the judgment is owed. It also includes the amount of the judgment, how it should be collected, the date of service, and the date of return. The document also contains a statement of the court's authority to direct the sheriff to execute the judgment. There are two types of Iowa Direction to the Sheriff for Execution on Judgment (474.52 KB): One type is for judgment of money only, and the other is for judgment of money and possession of property. The document for judgment of money only contains instructions for the sheriff to collect the money owed and to return any surplus funds to the party liable. The document for judgment of money and possession of property contains instructions for the sheriff to collect the money owed, to take possession of the property, and to return any surplus funds to the party liable.