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Ontario Small Claims Court form

Form 20D: Writ of Seizure and Sale of Land

Placing a claim against the debtor's land

Last checked: November 13, 2026

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What it is for

Part of the writ of seizure and sale process. It is the writ used against land the debtor owns. You ask the clerk to issue it and file an Affidavit for Enforcement Request (Form 20P) stating the amount still owing. The clerk issues it to the sheriff you name (Rule 20.07(1)). It lasts six years and can be renewed with Form 20N (Rule 20.07(3), (4)). If the judgment is more than six years old, you need the court's permission first (Rule 20.07(1.1)).

Who uses it

The creditor.

When to use it

After judgment, when the debtor has not paid and owns land or a home.

What you need

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Tips

  • The debtor's exact legal name matters for property searches.
  • This step can take time to lead to payment.

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