Dodge v. Casey

Philadelphia County Court of Common Pleas

Dodge v. Casey

1 Miles 13

Pennsylvania Court of Common Pleas, Philadelphia County·Decided May 22, 1835·Published·Cited by 2 cases

Opinion

Pee Curiam.

The act of the 26th of March 1827 relates to the limitation of the time when judgments shall be a lien on real estate: this case does not fall within any of its provisions. A fieri facias having been issued on this judgment, no scire facias is necessary to enable the plaintiff to have another execution and levy the same on [14]*14defendant’s ‘personal property, although more than five years have elapsed between the issuing of the fieri facias and alias fieri facias.

Rule discharged.

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Pee Curiam.

The act of the 26th of March 1827 relates to the limitation of the time when judgments shall be a lien on real estate: this case does not fall within any of its provisions. A fieri facias having been issued on this judgment, no scire facias is necessary to enable the plaintiff to have another execution and levy the same on [14]*14defendant’s ‘personal property, although more than five years have elapsed between the issuing of the fieri facias and alias fieri facias.

Rule discharged.

Dodge v. Casey, 1 Miles 13 (Pa. Super. Ct. 1835).

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