is an ancillary remedy
applied not for its own sake but to enable the attaching party to realize upon
the relief sought and expected to be granted in the main or principal action;
it is a measure auxiliary or incidental to the main action. As such, it is
available during its pendency which may be resorted to by a litigant to
preserve and protect certain rights and interests during the interim, awaiting
the ultimate effects of a final judgment in the case. In addition, attachment
is also availed of in order to acquire jurisdiction over the action by actual
or constructive seizure of the property in those instances where personal or
substituted service of summons on the defendant cannot be effected.
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