the request of the Silvermans, until August 23, 1978.
On August 16, 1978, before examination of the debtors, Gibson and Hallmark caused to be issued from the Superior Court of New Jersey two alias writs. The appellants claim that these writs were not delivered to the Sheriff for execution until August 23, 1978, after the examination in aid of judgment had been completed.[5]
The August 23 examination was conducted by Attorney Kathleen Wall upon standard form interrogatories prepared by her law firm. Mr. Silverman advised her at the time, Attorney Wall testified by affidavit, "that the information that he was giving me applied to his wife as well as to himself and that the responses he gave to the questions directed toward him applied to his *994 own financial statusafter the conclusion of the Silvermans' examination, the appellants forwarded the alias writs of execution, issued upon August 16, 1978, to the Sheriff of Ocean County with explicit instructions to levy upon the real property located at 45 Flipper Avenue, Manahawkin. On August 28th, 1978, the appellants sent the following letter to the Sheriff in connection with the Gibson and Hallmark levies:
Gentlemen: Pursuant to your request of this date, please be advised that we conducted a Supplementary Proceeding in this matter and ascertained that there is no personal property of the Defendant, and you are therefore instructed to issue Execution on the real property pursuant to our letters of August 23rd, 1978.
On August 28, 1978, the record indicates, the Sheriff did levy upon the debtors' real property and