Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1839-03-14


A. That he has converted, or is about to con
vert; his property INTO money, with intention to
prevent It's being taken on execution; or.
5. Tha, he iraudulently contracted the debt,
or incurred the obligation, on which payment
or decree was rendered.
SEC. b. In all cases enumerated in the first
section Of this act, and not excepted in the Sc
cond section thereof, which Gomez within the
jurisdiction of Justices Of the Peace, the plain
TIL shall not be entitled to capas al respon-
dendum, or capias ad sa,isfdcendum, unless he
shall comply with the provisions Of the third
and fourth sections ofths act and Justices OF
the Peace shall be governed in all cases by the
provisions ofthS net as far rs The same may be-
applicable
SEC 6. No capais, as either mcsnc or final
process, shall be issued under the provisions Of
this act, unless the plaintiff or other person
applying for the same, shall first make and de-
liver to the clerk bond, with good and sulti-
Client surely or sureties, 10 the satisfaction Of
the clerk, in double the amount claimed, or
Judgment rendered, as the case may Be payable
ITO the person against whom such writ is issued,
conditioned for the payment Of all damages
which he may sustain in consequence Of issuing
such writ; lin case it shall appear that The same
was issued without good cause, which bond shall
Iremain with the clerk for the benefit of the
person against whom such writ was issued
SEC. 7. That for services performed under
this act, the like fees shall be allowed and char
ged that are allowed for similar services in
'1sslar cases.
SEC 8. Any person against whom any capias
shall have been issued, under authority of this
act, may institute on the bond described in the
sixth sections, and if, upon the trial ofthe suit
SO instituted, the jury shall find that such caPlds
was issued without reasonable ground for be
Ilcvlng the existence of some one or more of
the particulars specified in this act, as authori-
zlng the issuing ofsuch capas, the jury shall
proceed TO assess the da Uages sustained by heI
person against whom the same was issued; up
on which finding, the court shall render judg-I
mtnt as in other cases AMI any person eau
sing another 10 be committed to jail under the
provisions of this act shall be liable, in the first
instance, for the Jail fees, aud shall be, if re-
luIred by the JalIor, to pay such fees weekly,
ana IN advance, and such fees, 50 paid, shall be
added 10 the costs taxed or ac:ruing in the
case, and be collected as other costs.
SEC g. That the fees allowed hereafter to
my jaiIor for the maintenance and food Of any
IeGtor, Imprisoned under the provisions Of this
c, shall be at the rates Of sevcnty-Gyc cents
or each and every day said debtor shall re-
main in custody. And persons against whom
capIas ad satisacientum shall be issued un-
Ter the restrictions Of his act shall be entitled
0 the liberty Of the prison bounds now pres
ribbed by law, Which shall be extended to the
ntife limits OF The county in Which the person
gainst whom such writ shall issue shall re-
lde, by giving good aud Sufficient security that
he OF they will not break or 90 beyond the
units Of The same, in double the amount Tor
Which . copaS ad satisIaciendum was issued
gainst said debtor; and said debtor may re-
urc to have his food and Iogding furnished
i'm by the jaor, who shall be entitled to the
anne fees aud rights as in other cases.
SEC. 10. That all laws and parts of laws in
onSstent with the provisions OF THIS act be,
nd the same are hereby repealed and that this
CT do take effect from and after its passage,
Provided, however, that nothing contained in
his act shall be so construed as to deprive any
erson against whom Il cupias ad Sa'istucicndum
r respondiendum shall hereafter issue, of any
t the privileges, benefits or advantages in the
ST, 81, Sd, 4th and 9Th sections Of an act, fur
Der to extend reIieft to debtors, approved Jan,
3, 1924,