Elliot v. Mix

Connecticut Superior Court

Elliot v. Mix

1 Root 58

DecidedSeptember 15, 1773

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Elliot v. Mix, 1 Root 58 (Colo. Ct. App. 1773).

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Scire Eacias against the executors of Ebenezer Mix. Elliot committed said Ebenezer to prison on an execution; said Ebenezer took the poor prisoner’s oath, and Elliot negiected to furnish money for his support, and he went out of goal without paying the debt. This scire facias alleges that the oath was fraudulent, and that said Ebenezer left a plentiful estate in the hands of his executors, and prays for an execution against them —■ Upon which the court granted an alias: execution against the estate of said Ebenezer in the hands of his executors.

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Scire Eacias against the executors of Ebenezer Mix. Elliot committed said Ebenezer to prison on an execution; said Ebenezer took the poor prisoner’s oath, and Elliot negiected to furnish money for his support, and he went out of goal without paying the debt. This scire facias alleges that the oath was fraudulent, and that said Ebenezer left a plentiful estate in the hands of his executors, and prays for an execution against them —■ Upon which the court granted an alias: execution against the estate of said Ebenezer in the hands of his executors.

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1 Root 58, Counsel Stack Legal Research, https://law.counselstack.com/opinion/elliot-v-mix-connsuperct-1773.