§ 720.760.Copy of Objection Filed With Levying Officer

This is a short, purely procedural requirement, but it matters to whoever is holding the property or the funds while an undertaking's sufficiency is being contested. When a party files a notice of motion objecting to an undertaking, a copy also has to reach the levying officer.

Keeping the levying officer in the loop makes sense given the officer's role under related sections — for instance, the duty under § 720.800 to file any undertaking still in the officer's possession with the court when a writ is returned. An officer who doesn't know an objection is pending could otherwise release property or funds while a challenge to the undertaking's adequacy is still working its way to a hearing under § 720.770.