Legal analysis: Under normal circumstances, there are two situations in which the court seals up property. One is that the creditor applies for property preservation and the court seals up the debtor's property. The other is that after the court decision takes effect, the creditor applies for compulsory execution, and the court restricts the ownership of the house by sealing up before disposing of the debtor's property.

In the above two cases, how should the seizure be lifted?

First, the creditor can pay off the debt, and the creditor will take the initiative to apply to the court for lifting the seizure.

Second, you can provide other property as a guarantee to the court and apply to the court to cancel the seized property. Of course, these two schemes are based on the correct seizure by the court and the debtor's real debt.

Legal basis: Several Provisions of the Supreme People's Court on the People's Court's Seal-up, Seizure and Freeze of Civil Execution Property.

Article 2 The people's court may seal up, detain and freeze all movable property, immovable property registered in the name of the person subjected to execution, specific movable property and other property rights.

Unregistered buildings and land use rights shall be determined according to the approval documents of land use rights and other relevant evidence.

If the third party confirms in writing that the property belongs to the person subjected to execution, the people's court may seal up, detain or freeze the movable property possessed by the third party or the immovable property, specific movable property and other property rights registered in the name of the third party.