Section 134 Creation and effect of residual attachment
Not yet in force
A residual attachment is, subject to section 142(1) of this Act, created over the property specified in the schedule of residual attachment (in this Chapter, the “attached property”) at the beginning of the day after the day on which that schedule is served on the debtor.
A residual attachment—
confers on the creditor a right in security over the attached property; and
secures the sum mentioned in subsection (3) below (in this Chapter, the “sum recoverable by the residual attachment”).
That sum is—
the sum for the payment of which the charge was served, together with any interest accruing after such service and before the residual attachment ceases to have effect; and
all expenses which are chargeable against the debtor by virtue of the attachment.