Tex. Property Code § 30.03
This is the official text of Tex. Property Code § 30.03, part of Texas’s Property Code — governs real property, landlord-tenant law, and property transactions.
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§ 30.03. PETITION FOR WRIT OF ASSISTANCE.
Official statutory text
(a) A repossession agent may file a petition in a justice court for a writ of assistance for the repossession of an aircraft.
(b) The repossession agent is entitled to the writ if the repossession agent establishes that:
(1) the aircraft is subject to the proposed repossession; and
(2) the repossession agent is authorized to engage in the repossession.
(c) The petition for the writ must include a copy of:
(1) the security agreement relating to the aircraft;
(2) the notice of default under the security agreement sent by the lender to the borrower;
(3) the instrument in which a power of attorney for the repossession is granted to the repossession agent by the lender; and
(4) the results of a title search of the Federal Aviation Administration's records for the aircraft.
(b) The repossession agent is entitled to the writ if the repossession agent establishes that:
(1) the aircraft is subject to the proposed repossession; and
(2) the repossession agent is authorized to engage in the repossession.
(c) The petition for the writ must include a copy of:
(1) the security agreement relating to the aircraft;
(2) the notice of default under the security agreement sent by the lender to the borrower;
(3) the instrument in which a power of attorney for the repossession is granted to the repossession agent by the lender; and
(4) the results of a title search of the Federal Aviation Administration's records for the aircraft.
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