When the judgment for the plaintiff is both for the recovery of the possession of the premises and for the damages, the plaintiff may have a writ of possession. The writ shall command the officer to whom it may be directed to deliver to the plaintiff possession of the premises and also command him or her to levy and collect the damages and costs, as in executions on judgments in personal actions. Rev. Stat., ch. 53, § 16; C. & M. Dig., § 3699; Pope's Dig., § 4654; A.S.A. 1947, § 34-1418. When the judgment for the plaintiff is both for the recovery of the possession of the premises and for the damages, the plaintiff may have a writ of possession. The writ shall command the officer to whom it may be directed to deliver to the plaintiff possession of the premises and also command him or her to levy and collect the damages and costs, as in executions on judgments in personal actions. Rev. Stat., ch. 53, § 16; C. & M. Dig., § 3699; Pope's Dig., § 4654; A.S.A. 1947, § 34-1418. When the judgment for the plaintiff is both for the recovery of the possession of the premises and for the damages, the plaintiff may have a writ of possession. The writ shall command the officer to whom it may be directed to deliver to the plaintiff possession of the premises and also command him or her to levy and collect the damages and costs, as in executions on judgments in personal actions. Rev. Stat., ch. 53, § 16; C. & M. Dig., § 3699; Pope's Dig., § 4654; A.S.A. 1947, § 34-1418. When the judgment for the plaintiff is both for the recovery of the possession of the premises and for the damages, the plaintiff may have a writ of possession. The writ shall command the officer to whom it may be directed to deliver to the plaintiff possession of the premises and also command him or her to levy and collect the damages and costs, as in executions on judgments in personal actions. Rev. Stat., ch. 53, § 16; C. & M. Dig., § 3699; Pope's Dig., § 4654; A.S.A. 1947, § 34-1418.
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