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An Act to regulate executions. 1844-1845 473 (1844)

handle is hein.slavery/ssactsmo0061 and id is 1 raw text is: EXECUTIONS. 473 inclusive, with annotations thereto and copious index, by Cle- CHAP. 61. inent Dorsey, an associate judge of the first judicial district, in three volumes. Baltimore. Printed by John D. Toy, corner of Market and St. Paul streets, 1840; and a compilation of the statutes of Tennessee, of a general and permanent nature, from the commencement of the government to the present time, with reference to judicial decisions in notes, to which is appended a new collection of forms, by R. L. Carithers and A. 0. P. Nicholson, shall be evidence in this state of the legis- lative acts of said states of Maryland and Tennessee, therein contained. This act shall take effect, and be in force, from and after the New act. passage thereof. Approved March 24, 1845. CHAPTER 61. EXECUTIONS. Am ACT to regulate executions. Sac. 1. In whose favor executions may SEc. 13. If the head of family be a mar- issue. red man and abscond, his wife 2. To issue against the goods, chat- may claim the property ex- tels and real estate. empt from execution, &c. 3. Form of the execution against 14 What property shall be liable to the estate of defendant. be seized and sold upon exe- 4. Execution against heir, devisee, cution. &c. 15. No execution to issue against 5. Executions, when returnable. executors and administrators, 6. Garnishees to be summoned, if when. no property found. 16. Execution to be a lien on person- 7. No sheriff or collector shall al property only from delivery. be summoned as garnishee. 17. Sheriff, &c., to endorse on exe- County buildings not subject cutions the time when receiv- to execution. ed, &c. 8. Executions, where directed and 18. Cashier of bank, or other con- executed. poration, -hall on request of 9. Duties of clerk in issuing execu. officer, give iormation, &c., tions. of rights, shares, &c., of de- 10. Property exempt from execu- fendant in execution. tion, owned by person other 19. Execution, how levied aftersuch than the head of a family. information. 11. When owned by the head of a 20. Defendant in execution may family. elect what property shall be 12. Working animals exempt, shall sold. be selected by defendant. Offi- 21. Proceedings, when property or cer to apprise him of his right, shares in bank,or other corpo- To be appraised, by whom; if ration, is seized upon by virtue sold for more than $65, pro-of execution. Jury to be sum- ceedings. moned.

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