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Any attachment of property for the execution of judgments, to which §§ 366—368 of this title refer, may be done by the marshals of the Court of First Instance or by the assistant marshals designated under such sections, with or without seizure of said property, it being sufficient to notify the debtor of the properties attached by giving him a written account thereof and notifying him that he may not alienate, encumber, alter, remove or in any other way dispose of them until otherwise provided by the court. History —July 12, 1960, No. 112, p. 315, § 2.