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Findlay Vs. Mcallister
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- Jan 12, 1885
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U.S. 104 (1885) U.S. Supreme Court Findlay v. McAllisterSearch
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U.S. 104 (1885) Findlay v. McAllisterSearch
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had been levied and collected, and compel its payment to the satisfaction of the judgment of the plaintiff. Meriwether v. GarrettSearch
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Attorney General v. DublinSearch
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Bligh N.S. 312. And see Davies v. CorbinSearch
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to prevent a levy or sale by the sheriff to satisfy his judgment, is well recognized at common law. Thus, in Smith v. TonstallSearch
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A 5, it is stated that an action will lie for rescue of a person arrested upon mesne or judicial process, citing May v. ProbySearch
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Hodges v. MarksSearch
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Mynn v. CoughtonSearch
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Natura Brevium 101, 102, Reg. 117. And the action lies by the party to the suit in which the arrest was, citing Hodges v. MarksSearch
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the taking out of the sergeant's possession, he being my servant, is a taking out of mine. Trin. 15, Jac. I., Wheatley v. StoneSearch
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adjudged on a writ of error at Sergeant's Inn. But I may have action in the case as well. Trin., Jac. I., Speere v. StoneSearch
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S.C. Hobart, 180, sub nom. Wheatley v. StoneSearch
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So in Mynn v. CoughtonSearch
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that there is no danger of being double charged. 3 to 7. S.C. Hutton 98, sub nom. Congham's Case. In May v. SheriffSearch
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Coke and Doddridge is reported. The latter refers to Fitz. N.B. 102 to show that the party may sue rescuers. Hodges v. MarksSearch
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against those who did the injury to him whereby he lost his process and his means to recover his debt. S. P. Kent v. ElwisSearch
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Cro.Jac. 241. See also May v. ProbySearch
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T.R. 5, 126. In Bentley v. DonnellySearch
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was sustained. These principles have been recognized by courts of high authority in this country. In Yates v. JoyceSearch
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Penrod v. MitchellSearch
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the value of the goods thus withdrawn, and not the amount of the judgment on which the execution was issued. In Mott v. DanforthSearch
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of collection by fraudulently concealing and converting the debtor's goods. See also, to the same effect, Kelsey v. MurphySearch
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Penn.St. 78. And see Meredith v. JohnsSearch
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authorities cited by the counsel for the defendant in error in support of the demurrer, the principal case is Adler v. FentonSearch
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Lamb v. StoneSearch
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Wellington v. SmallSearch
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Smith v. BlakeSearch
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Burnet v. DavidsonSearch
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Green v. KimbleSearch
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Austin v. BarrowsSearch
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Cowles v. DaySearch
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Moody v. BurtonSearch
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Me. 427, and Bradley v. FullerSearch
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U.S. Supreme Court Findlay v. McAllisterSearch
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Smith v. TonstallSearch
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May v. ProbySearch
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Jac. I., Wheatley v. StoneSearch
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Trin., Jac. I., Speere v. StoneSearch
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Wheatley v. StoneSearch
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Congham's Case. In May v. SheriffSearch
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S. P. Kent v. ElwisSearch
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In Bentley v. DonnellySearch
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In Yates v. JoyceSearch
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In Mott v. DanforthSearch
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Kelsey v. MurphySearch
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Meredith v. JohnsSearch
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Adler v. FentonSearch
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and Bradley v. FullerSearch
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