The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 13Saunders and Benning, 1850 - Law |
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Liability to be taken in execution . — The practice of discharging a married
woman taken in execution is not founded upon any legal principle , and the
precedents will be only followed in exactly similar cases . Therefore , where after
judgment ...
Liability to be taken in execution . — The practice of discharging a married
woman taken in execution is not founded upon any legal principle , and the
precedents will be only followed in exactly similar cases . Therefore , where after
judgment ...
Page 144
118 , it is enacted , that if any claim shall be made to or in respect of any goods or
chattels taken in execution under the process of a County Court , a summons
may issue , calling before the said court the party issuing the process as well as
the ...
118 , it is enacted , that if any claim shall be made to or in respect of any goods or
chattels taken in execution under the process of a County Court , a summons
may issue , calling before the said court the party issuing the process as well as
the ...
Page 150
In an action for an excessive distress for taking the goods of the plaintiff , it
appeared that of the goods taken part belonged to the plaintiff and part to a third
party : Held , that the declaration might be amended by stating the illegal distress
to ...
In an action for an excessive distress for taking the goods of the plaintiff , it
appeared that of the goods taken part belonged to the plaintiff and part to a third
party : Held , that the declaration might be amended by stating the illegal distress
to ...
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