State statute
Stanislaus — SC-225A
California foreclosure, tax-defaulted, court-ordered and probate-sale law and official procedures — verbatim and citable.
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Stanislaus — SC-225A¶
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Case Number: Attachment to Order on Declaration of SC-225A Default in Payments
This form is attached to Form SC-225, Order on Declaration of Default in Payments
Attachment 2b. The payment schedule referred to in item of Form SC-225 was (describe):
Attachment 5c. The payment order referred to in item of Form SC-225 is modified and payments are now
allowed as follows:
a. Payments of $ on the day of each (month, week, other) ,
starting (date): and a final payment of: $ on (date):
b. Other payment schedule (specify):
c. The total amount of payments is $ , which includes interest on the unpaid balance of the
judgment. The actual amount of that interest may be different if payments are made late or early.
d. The total amount of the payments is the same as the judgment. If all payments are made in full and on
time, no interest will be owed on the judgment and the judgment will have been paid in full.
e. If any payment is not made in full and on time, the judgment creditor may notify the court to cancel the
payment plan, and the entire unpaid balance will become due and collectible.
Attachment 8. The court also orders:
Judicial Council of California, www.courts.ca.gov New July 1, 2013, Optional Form Attachment to Order on Declaration SC-225A Code of Civil Procedure, § 116.620 of Default in Payments (Small Claims)
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