Hunt v. M'Clure

2 Yeates 387
Supreme Court of Pennsylvania·Decided December 15, 1798·Published

Opinion

Court will not sat aside fi.fa. executed on lands at the plaintiff,s instance without some ground.

But the court refused the motion. Some ground must be shown to Avarrant the court’s interposition, after the plaintiff has chosen to proceed in a certain Avay. A fi.fa. executed is a satisfaction of the debt, but it is otherwise of a c«. sa. 5 Co. 87, a. 2 Ld. Raym. 1072. 1 Burr. 584.

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