10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «DISTRAINOR»
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distrainor in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
distrainor and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
If the things distrained be household goods, or any thing else capable of being
damaged by the weather, or of being easily carried away, it is the duty of the
distrainor to impound them in a house, or other inclosed place, in which they may
be ...
2
Commentaries on the laws of England: in four books, with an ...
upon ; unless the distrainor claims a property in the goods so ta- f *1 48] ken. For
if, by this method of distress, the distrainor 'happens to come again into
possession of his own property in goods which before he had lost, the law allows
him to ...
Sir William Blackstone, Joseph Chitty, Edward Christian, 1861
3
Commentaries on the Laws of Virginia: Comprising the ...
The sheriff, on receiving such security, is immediately, by his officers, to cause the
chattels taken in distress to be restored into the possession of the party distrained
upon; unless the distrainor claims a property in the goods so taken. For if, by ...
Henry St. George Tucker, 1846
4
The Law Dictionary: Defining and Interpreting the Terms of ...
2 ; 1 st, That the party replevying will pursue his action against the distrainor ; for
which purpose he puts in plegios df prosequendo, or pledges to prosecute ; Hilly*
That if the right be determined against him, he will return the distress again : for ...
Thomas-Edlyne Tomlins, 1810
5
Blackstone's Commentaries on the Laws of England
For if, by this method of distress, the distrainor happens to come again into
possession of his own property in goods which before he had lost, the law allows
him to keep them, without any reference to the manner by which he thus has
regained ...
6
Gifford's English Lawyer; Or, Every Man His Own Lawyer: ...
For if by this method of distress, the distrainor-happen to come again into
possessionof his own property in goods which before he had lost, the -law allows
him to keep them, without any reference to the manner by which he thus has
regained ...
John Gifford (Esq., pseud. van Alexander Whellier.), 1825
7
A Treatise on the Law of Distresses
If the things distrained he household goods, or any thing else capable of being
damaged by the weather, or of being easily carried away, it is the duty of the
distrainor to impound them in a house, or other inclosed place, in which they may
be ...
James Bradby, John Adams, 1828
8
The Law-dictionary: Explaining the Rise, Progress, and ...
2; 1st, That the party replevying will pursue his action against the distrainor; for
which purpose he puts in plegios de prosequendo, or pledges to prosecute: 2dly,
That if the right be determined against him, he will return the distress again; ...
Sir Thomas Edlyne Tomlins, 1811
9
The Prince and the Rose: A Novel Based on the Life of Bir ...
The sheriff, on receiving such security, is immediately, by .his officers, to cause
the chattels taken in distress, to be restored into the possession of the party
distrained upon; unless the distrainor claims a property in the goods so taken. For
if, by ...
10
The Law-dictionary, Explaining the Rise, Progress, and ...
And if it be found to be in the distrainor, the sherifi' can proceed no further, but
must return the claim of property to the Court of King's Bench or Common Pleas,
to be there further prosecuted, if thought advisable, and there finally determined.
Sir Thomas Edlyne Tomlins, Thomas Colpitts Granger, 1836
NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «DISTRAINOR»
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distrainor is used in the context of the following news items.
The Importance Of Distress As A Remedy For Commercial
A person or company who knowingly removes or disturbs distrained assets without permission of the distrainor may be guilty of poundbreach ... «Mondaq News Alerts, Apr 13»
