Jessop v. Brown
2 G. & J. 404
Opinion
In enlarging the rule in this case, the Court wish to be understood as laying down no general rule. Each case must depend upon its own circumstances; and here we think, upon the reasons and proofs, there is sufficient reason to interfere.
Rule on the plaintiff made absolute, and the rule on the sheriff enlarged to the first day of the next term.
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