Debtor v. Judgment Creditor Regarding Validity of Service of Seizure Notice

An appeal was brought concerning the seizure and sale of a debtor's property following a judgment creditor's enforcement action, where the debtor contested the validity of the notice of seizure served by the bailiff, arguing it was improperly affixed to the premises because the residence was vacant at the time. The appellate court upheld the seizure, reasoning that the bailiff's obligation under the relevant civil procedure code was to affix the notice to the entrance of the debtor's domicile, and the fact that the premises appeared unoccupied did not invalidate the service if the bailiff had reasonably attempted service at the known address and complied with the procedural requirement for affixing the notice in such circumstances.