About | HeinOnline Law Journal Library | HeinOnline Law Journal Library | HeinOnline
LOG IN
LOG IN

An Act to reduce into one, the several acts and parts of acts concerning executions, and for the relief of insolvent debtors. 1796 52 (1796)

handle is hein.slavery/ssactsky0017 and id is 1 raw text is: (52) 'n A CT to reduce into onei tbe fev~ral'a.r afd parts of aar concerniqg EXECUTI9NS, andfor the rlif 0fINsULVENT DEBTogs. (PAssmD DEcEMBER i9th,;1796.) flow executions may § I. BE it enafted byte general affembly, That all perfons reco- iue onjudgments. vermg any debt, damages or coffs, by.the judgment of any court of record withhi this commonwealth, may, at their elefion, pro- fecute writs of fleri faas, elegit and capias ad fatisfaciendum within theyear, for taking the goods, lands or body, of the'per- fon or perfons againift whom fuich judgment is obtained, in man- ner following: All fuch writs fha-ll run in. the name of the con- By nhom to bear inonwealth, and bear tefte by ,the clerks of the courts'refpecffively, tfle, and wheni re- and fhall be returnable to any of the. rule days of the faid courts, turnable. -.. • - • . .. • . . 2 afo that there be at leaft thirty, and not iore than ninety days be-, owexecutionsmay. tween the tefte and return of the raid writ:. Provided that execu- ifeo thecourtoftions may iflue from the court of:appeals, returnable inthe fame apteals. manner dire&ed by-.the a&, enttled ' An. at eftablifhirng the court of appeals. The forms of the feveralI',its fliall be' as fol- The form of a fieri lows, mutatis mutandis, to wit :'A fierifacias in debt, The com- racias in debt. monwealth of Kentucky tothe fheriif of' county, greeting,: We command you that of the eftate of. A. B. late' of your'baili- wick, you caufe to be made the fum of which C. D lately in our court-hathrecovered againft him for debt; alfo the fifm of which to the raid C. D. in the fame court, were adjuidged S for his damages, as Well by reafon of detaining the faiddlebt as for his coRs in that fuitexpended wlreof he is convic&edas ap- pears to us of repord, and that you nave, the faid befor' the judges or juftioes (as the, cafe may be) of our faid court or .the dayof. * to render to the faid C. D. ofthe debt and damages aforefaid, and hae then there, thisrit.--Witnefs, &c,' Cafe4 The fame. in-cafeupon a roniifeas before unto for his damages whiqh' he has 'Ufained, as Well by reafonofhis not per forming a certain promife and affliiption to the Laid 'C. D. 'b the faidA. . ... y da .. is cofs. by him about his uit Co•enant. in this ,behalf expnded and,. i tr.fpafs as before unto do . :for damages as_, well b ky opcafion of a certain tref- rpfs for de. pafs by .the aid A. B. to~the LaidC. ... offered as for hs cofs. ea,. aforefaid. If for. the. defend anit, , f6r his cots about his defence ina certain adior attheu t ,of &the, c in covenant as befoe.. unto. .. e for ,damages, &c. by • :: : mnages &cd . by occafion of a breach of a 'certain lcqvenant between the faid A. Be The form of the and C. D. lately made, &c,. The formofi witrof e egit,i . Th .,rit of cit. commonwealth, &c. greeting: Wlrea A.i B. at our court, &c. before ourjudges (oriuAices) hel4d. hatli recovered againft C. D. the Rum of whi~hto the:fM4.platii as adjudged for certain debt. (or,damnages), tas befo . Apd he faid'A. B. lat chofen to have.devered o him Ulthe goods1and chattels of the fa C. D. fav.ingonly 'the 6xeni and beafs of i plougb,'ndfQlo moiety of ll ifih'lands and teneiiientsh,,your: baiwick, to h tw ,.,.~~~ ~~ al. an ... fdia t i re~ a : his . wii' 'proerk- and to hold thegoods an hiown proper goods, and the raid moiety his ,free-hold, to him arkd his 'afig until he flhall have, levid thereoft he debt d':amage aforf I ad': the'efore weI commandyou, tihat.yucaU t &.deljvered al ig goods and chattels of teaid6C.. D !avipgt he,:oicen' o.. a dbe.. his plough,._ and'. all' j moty'of all :la ils Man enennts your- baihwieki whereof he a 'the day 6 0o1 oaing, th6faid Jd g- ment .was feized, or at any time :afterwards. bye Pe6Oble rie

What Is HeinOnline?

HeinOnline is a subscription-based resource containing thousands of academic and legal journals from inception; complete coverage of government documents such as U.S. Statutes at Large, U.S. Code, Federal Register, Code of Federal Regulations, U.S. Reports, and much more. Documents are image-based, fully searchable PDFs with the authority of print combined with the accessibility of a user-friendly and powerful database. For more information, request a quote or trial for your organization below.



Contact us for annual subscription options:

Contact Us

Already a HeinOnline Subscriber?

Log In

profiles profiles most