Francis v. Ogden & McComb
22 N.J.L. 210
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Bluebook
Francis v. Ogden & McComb, 22 N.J.L. 210 (N.J. 1849).
Opinion
The execution was irregularly and improvidently issued. The defendant is prima facie discharged from the judgment by his discharge in bankruptcy, and the execution should not have issued without an order of the court allowing it, made upon notice to the defendant of the motion rule for such order.
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