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· 4/18/1996

Sablan v. Tenorio

Citations

  • 4 N. Mar. I. 351
  • 1996 N. Mar. I. LEXIS 22

How courts have described this case

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  • noting that the state law providing for foreign attachment was a “remedial law” that “ought . . . to be so extended as to remove the mischief [of absconding foreign debtors], and to advance the remedy” for the “injury of the inhabitants of Pennsylvania”
  • noting that the state law providing for foreign attachment was a “remedial law” that “ought . . . to be so extended as to remove the mischief [of absconding foreign debtors], and to advance the remedy” for the “injury of the inhabitants of Pennsylvania”
  • noting that the state law providing for foreign attachment was a “remedial law” that “ought . . . to be so extended as to remove the mischief [of absconding foreign debtors], and to advance the remedy” for the “injury of the inhabitants of Pennsylvania”

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Judges: Atalig, MacK, Villagomez

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