Maris v. Schermerhorn
3 Whart. 13, 1837 Pa. LEXIS 212
Opinion
We cannot force the sheriff to amend his return; but as the counsel for the garnishees has moved, that the sheriff have permission to amend, the motion will be granted. If he should not do so, the defendants and garnishees will not be injured; but on the return of the scire facias against them, the garnishees may show the facts, if they will be of any avail, presented in the affidavits filed.
Cited by Counsel, 1 Barr, 18.
Cited by the Court, 1 P. P. Smith, 252.
See also 5 Barr, 519.
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