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Source: Caselaw Access Project
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Date Created: 2024-08-24T03:29:51.129683

FAIRFIELD COUNTY,
    JANUARY TERM, A. D. 1790.
    Benedict v. Hoyt, a Constable.
    In an action for an escape upon an execution, if a receipt is taken, no apxieal lies.
    AottoN for an escape; declaring, that be delivered to the defendant an execution which issued from the County Court, against Lawrence, to execute and collect, and took his receipt therefor in writing, dated, etc. That the defendant levied said execution on the body of said Lawrence, and suffered him to escape, etc. said execution was for more than £20.
    .Flea, in abatement of the appeal — That there was a receipt given, for said execution, which is set forth in the declaration.
   Judgment — Plea sufficient; for the statute in such case is express that no appeal shall be allowed.