Flagg v. Walker

1 Brayt. 24
Supreme Court of Vermont·Decided July 1, 1817·No. No. 3·Published

Opinion

A promise, made to a Sheriff, who had suffered an execution to run out in his hands in consideration that he would not take out an alias execution, is void for want of consideration ; the Sheriff having no authority to pray out execution unless directed or empowered by the creditor; no costs were allowed in this case the decision being made on motion in arrest, by defendant.

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