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· 4/15/1883

Giegolt v. Joor

Citations

  • 60 Miss. 817

Syllabus

<p>1. Exemption. In 'personalty. Sow claimed. Seizure under execution.</p> <p>Where an officer levies an execution upon all of the defendant’s personal property, not knowing what part thereof is claimed as exempt, is it necessary for the defendant to point out that which he claims for his exemption, in order to render the officer liable for selling the same together with the other property levied on, or is it sufficient for him to notify the officer generally that he claims his exemption in the property seized. Quare ?</p> <p>2. Supreme Court Practice. Hill of exceptions. Absence of depositions.</p> <p>Depositions in suits at law cannot be noticed by this court unless contained in the bill of exceptions, even though they are found in the record and referred to in the bill of exceptions.</p>

Judges: Chalmers

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