A treatise on the law of executions in civil cases and of proceedings in aid and restraint thereof
By: by Abraham Clark Freeman
Series: 19th-century legal treatises -- no. 36273-36283; Making of modern law
Publisher: S. Whitney
Published: 1882
Place of publication: San Francisco
Language: eng
Number of pages: 947
Subjects: Executions (Law); Attachment and garnishment
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index.

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Table of contents: title: Definitions and classifications; title: Issuing the original execution; title: The form of the original execution; title: Issuing alias and pluries writs; title: The writ of venditioni exponas; title: Amending writs of execution; title: Quashing writs of execution; title: Proceedings to obtain execution of dormant judgments; title: Inquiries concerning the duties and liabilities of officers on receiving writs; title: Personal property subject to levy and sale; title: Personal property subject to garnishment; title: real property subject to execution; title: The lien of executions; title: Of property exempt from execution; title: Homestead exemptions; title: Of levies upon personal property; title: Remedies of officers where the title to personality is disputed; title: Of levies upon real estate; title: Proceedings from the levy to and including the sale; title: Vacating and confirming sales - issue and transfer of certificates of purchase; title: Redemption from execution sales; title: Of the sheriff's or constable's deed; title: The purchaser's title, rights, and remedies; title: Of returning executions; title: Proceedings under elegits; title: Extending executions under the statutes of the New England states; title: Proceedings at law supplemental to or in aid of execution; title: Proceedings in equity in aid of execution and to reach equitable assets; title: Enjoining proceedings under execution; title: Satisfaction of executions an distribution of their proceeds; title: Executions against the person; title: Executions for the possession of real and personal property.