(a) In executing a writ of possession after judgment in an action of ejectment, the option of having personal property removed to a local warehouse for storage or having it removed from the property as has been the procedure of sheriffs prior to March 28, 1976 shall be with the person being ejected. (b) All storage fees and transportation costs incurred are to be paid by the owner of the stored property. Acts 1976, ch. 722, § 1; T.C.A., § 23-1331. (a) In executing a writ of possession after judgment in an action of ejectment, the option of having personal property removed to a local warehouse for storage or having it removed from the property as has been the procedure of sheriffs prior to March 28, 1976 shall be with the person being ejected. (b) All storage fees and transportation costs incurred are to be paid by the owner of the stored property. Acts 1976, ch. 722, § 1; T.C.A., § 23-1331. (a) In executing a writ of possession after judgment in an action of ejectment, the option of having personal property removed to a local warehouse for storage or having it removed from the property as has been the procedure of sheriffs prior to March 28, 1976 shall be with the person being ejected. (b) All storage fees and transportation costs incurred are to be paid by the owner of the stored property. Acts 1976, ch. 722, § 1; T.C.A., § 23-1331. (a) In executing a writ of possession after judgment in an action of ejectment, the option of having personal property removed to a local warehouse for storage or having it removed from the property as has been the procedure of sheriffs prior to March 28, 1976 shall be with the person being ejected. (b) All storage fees and transportation costs incurred are to be paid by the owner of the stored property. Acts 1976, ch. 722, § 1; T.C.A., § 23-1331.
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