Andrews v. McLeod
66 Miss. 348
Opinion
delivered the opinion of the court.
The remedy of the appellant at law was full and complete, not by interposing a claim under § 1774 of the code, but by replevin against the sheriff who should seize the property, to which he would be entitled, because he could not interpose a claim. Section 1774 applies only to executions generally, and not to the special execution under § 2624. Nor could a claim have been made under § 2628 after the final judgment in the replevin suit.
Affirmed.
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Andrews v. McLeod, 66 Miss. 348 (Mich. 1889).
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