What does it mean in unlawful detainer case on the court docket when it reads writ of possession issued AND

After a landlord is successful in obtaining a favorable judgment in an unlawful detainer action, the court will issue a writ of possession. A writ of possession allows a landlord to remove a tenant from the leased premises after he or she takes the writ to a sheriff who assists the landlord in doing so. Under the Bankruptcy Abuse Prevention and Consumer Protection Act of 2005, tenants rights depends on when and where the bankruptcy was filed. Under this law, a landlord does not need to request that the automatic stay be lifted because a judgment was granted before the tenant files for bankruptcy after the judgment. On the other hand, if bankruptcy was filed before the judgment, then the automatic stay is in place until the landlord requests federal bankruptcy court to lift the stay.