The clerk shall enter the satisfaction of a judgment:

(1) upon the filing of a statement of satisfaction of the judgment executed and acknowledged by (a) the judgment-creditor, (b) by the creditor's legal representative or assignees, with evidence of their authority; or (c), if the filing is within two years of the entry of the judgment, by the creditor's attorney; or

(2) upon payment to the court of the amount of the judgment plus interest and costs, if the judgment is for money only; or

(3) If the judgment-creditor is the United States, upon the filing of a statement of satisfaction executed by the United States Attorney; or

(4) upon receipt of a certified copy of a statement of satisfaction entered in another district.

Committee Note: This rule is based on local General Rule 32.