Bryant v. Abbot

Superior Court of New Hampshire

Bryant v. Abbot

22 N.H. 216

DecidedDecember 15, 1850

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Bryant v. Abbot, 22 N.H. 216 (N.H. Super. Ct. 1850).

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Opinion

Dell, J.

Such an 'injunction is neither by its precept nor by the practice of the Court, a returnable process; and the marshal is entitled to his fees for the service, without showing it to be returned, but is entitled to no fees for such return. A payment of the funds of the estate into the Court, without designating any part as paid for the use of the marshal or his deputy, would not be a payment to the plaintiff. The funds so returned would be, of course, distributed to the bankrupt’s creditors.

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Dell, J.

Such an 'injunction is neither by its precept nor by the practice of the Court, a returnable process; and the marshal is entitled to his fees for the service, without showing it to be returned, but is entitled to no fees for such return. A payment of the funds of the estate into the Court, without designating any part as paid for the use of the marshal or his deputy, would not be a payment to the plaintiff. The funds so returned would be, of course, distributed to the bankrupt’s creditors.

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22 N.H. 216, Counsel Stack Legal Research, https://law.counselstack.com/opinion/bryant-v-abbot-nhsuperct-1850.