Post v. Riley
18 Johns. 54
Opinion
The defendant, although his plea of discharge, so far as it went to his absolute discharge from the debt, was overruled, ought to have pleaded it specially, in discharge of his person from arrest and imprisonment, which is the proper mode of availing himself of it. The motion must be denied.
Motion denied.
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