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· 3/15/1855

Brown v. Richmond

Citations

  • 27 Vt. 583

Syllabus

<p>In an action against an officer for not keeping property attached so that the execution could >be levied on it, if the writ is lost, the attachment may he proved by parol.</p> <p>If, during the pendency of such a suit, the execution be paid and discharged 5 the plaintiff may recover nominal damages and costs, if be had a good cause of action at the commencement of it.</p>

Judges: Redfield

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