Judgment or decree; voucher or proof

§ 20–1302. Judgment or decree; voucher or proof The voucher or proof of a judgment or decree shall be a short copy thereof under seal, attested by the clerk of the court where it was obtained, who shall certify that the judgment or decree has not been satisfied. There shall likewise be a certificate of a person authorized to administer oaths, indorsed on or annexed to a statement of the debt due on the judgment or decree, that the creditor or his agent since the death of the deceased has taken before him the following oath: ‘That the creditor has not received any part of the sum for which the judgment or decree was passed except such part (if any) as is credited”. Where the creditor on the judgment or decree is an assignee of the person who obtained it, the oath shall continue, as follows: “and that to the best of his knowledge or belief no other person has received any part of the sum except such part (if any) as is credited”. An assignee shall also produce the assignment under the hand of the assignor. Where there is more than one assignment, each assignment shall be produced under the hand of the party assigning.