Sheldon v. Kelsey

Supreme Court of Vermont

Sheldon v. Kelsey

1 Brayt. 36

Supreme Court of Vermont·Decided July 1, 1817·No. No. 2·Published

Opinion

WHERE process issued, in favor of Moses Sheldon, of Rupert, and Judgment thereon, and execution prayed outin favor [37] of Moses Sheldon, of Fairhaven, (it appearing from the pleadings there was such a person as Moses Sheldon, of Rupert,) a Jail bond, executed in consequence of commitment on such execution, is void. This was a case, where the execution on the Jail bond was in favor of Moses Sheldon, of Fairhaven.

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WHERE process issued, in favor of Moses Sheldon, of Rupert, and Judgment thereon, and execution prayed outin favor [37] of Moses Sheldon, of Fairhaven, (it appearing from the pleadings there was such a person as Moses Sheldon, of Rupert,) a Jail bond, executed in consequence of commitment on such execution, is void. This was a case, where the execution on the Jail bond was in favor of Moses Sheldon, of Fairhaven.

Sheldon v. Kelsey, 1 Brayt. 36 (Vt. 1817).

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