Escrow & Title
A 'satisfaction of judgment' recorded in Alabama serves to:
APlace a new lien on the property
BRelease a judgment lien from the property owner's record✓ Correct
CTransfer title to the judgment creditor
DExtend the judgment lien for another 10 years
Explanation
A satisfaction of judgment is recorded when a judgment debt has been paid, releasing the judgment lien from the debtor's property.
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