Reports of Cases Argued and Adjudged in the Supreme Court of the United States in August and December Terms 1801 and February Term 1803 - [February Term 1815], Volume 9Published for... Rapine, Conrad and Company, 1817 |
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Page 78
... considered as his county , and it was suffi- " cient if the said Donaldson had any such known agent “ in the district of Virginia ; and so instructed the ju- " ry ; to which opinion and instrustion the Defendant " excepted . " The jury ...
... considered as his county , and it was suffi- " cient if the said Donaldson had any such known agent “ in the district of Virginia ; and so instructed the ju- " ry ; to which opinion and instrustion the Defendant " excepted . " The jury ...
Page 81
... considered as his county ; and therefore if the Plaintiff had an agent in any county it was sufficient to prevent his discharge without notice . The words of the act of assembly relative to the re- sidence of the creditor or his agent ...
... considered as his county ; and therefore if the Plaintiff had an agent in any county it was sufficient to prevent his discharge without notice . The words of the act of assembly relative to the re- sidence of the creditor or his agent ...
Page 82
... considered , as if , & c . That is he is only liable criminally , and not civilly . He is liable to punishment for a voluntary escape , but not to a civil remedy . It cannot reasonably be presumed that the legislature meant to confide ...
... considered , as if , & c . That is he is only liable criminally , and not civilly . He is liable to punishment for a voluntary escape , but not to a civil remedy . It cannot reasonably be presumed that the legislature meant to confide ...
Page 83
... considered as his county . A creditor would have to keep an agent in each county to receive notices , for it would be impossible for him to know in which county the marshal would imprison his debtor . C. LEE , in reply . It is ...
... considered as his county . A creditor would have to keep an agent in each county to receive notices , for it would be impossible for him to know in which county the marshal would imprison his debtor . C. LEE , in reply . It is ...
Page 84
... considered by this Court . The first exception presents the question whether an escape of a judgment debtor , after a regular commit- ment , under process of the United States ' Courts , to a state jail , be an escape for which the ...
... considered by this Court . The first exception presents the question whether an escape of a judgment debtor , after a regular commit- ment , under process of the United States ' Courts , to a state jail , be an escape for which the ...
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