United States ex rel. A. B. v. Cranston

25 F. Cas. 692, 3 D.C. 289, 3 Cranch 289

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United States ex rel. A. B. v. Cranston, 25 F. Cas. 692, 3 D.C. 289, 3 Cranch 289 (circtddc 1828).

Opinion

And the Couht (Theuston, J., absent,) said that the defendant (the constable) was not liable upon his official bond for this money, álthough he gave a receipt, as constable, for the note. His official duty only commences when he has legal process; and he is only liable officially, for money officially collected; that is, upon legal process.

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