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The document provides a comprehensive guide on obtaining and enforcing judgments in Alberta's Provincial Court Civil system. It outlines the procedures for filing claims, obtaining judgments, and the subsequent steps required to enforce those judgments, including garnishment and seizure processes. The booklet includes essential forms, legal terminology, and resources for legal assistance, emphasizing that the information is for guidance only and not legal advice.

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