Chew v. Delogny
2 Mart. 114
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Chew v. Delogny, 2 Mart. 114 (La. 1811).
Opinion
in this case, recognised and con.
firmed the decision in Riviere vs. Ross, ante 46, the three judges being present, saying, that if the sheriff do not return an execution, make an insufficient return, or fail to pay the money levied, the party injured cannot have relief, in a summary manner, so as to have judgment against the sheriff.
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