John bought a ring for Sue on credit. After six months John defaulted on his debt to Big Rock Jewelers. Big Rock sues John for payment of his debt. If Big Rock is worried that John might sell the ring before court proceedings, something it doesn't want to happen, it should obtain:

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An attachment lien is a legal tool that allows a creditor to seize and hold onto a debtor's property until a court order determines the outcome of a lawsuit. In this case, if Big Rock Jewelers is worried that John might sell the ring before court proceedings, it should obtain an attachment lien to prevent John from disposing of the ring. This will ensure that the ring remains in Big Rock's possession until the court settles the debt issue.

John Bought a Ring for Sue on Credit