2 Stew. 228 | Ala. | 1829
It is a question of no small importance, whether a person entitled to execution under former laws must, take the steps authorized by the laws in.
But it is said the executions should be quashed, because there are more costs taxed on the person against whom the execution issued, than he had created in the cause. In most of the cases examined, such appears to be the fact; but it is considered to be only1- a clerical mistake, and is amend