Albro v. Dayton
Illinois Supreme Court
Defendant in error, on the 6th day of July, A. D. 1859, filed his bill in equity in the Henry Circuit Court, against plaintiff in error and others, with an order indorsed by the judge of the 23rd Judicial Circuit for the-writ of injunction.
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Defendant in error, on the 6th day of July, A. D. 1859, filed his bill in equity in the Henry Circuit Court, against plaintiff in error and others, with an order indorsed by the judge of the 23rd Judicial Circuit for the-writ of injunction. Rill alleges, that in December, 1858, Williams, for the use of Stephen Albro, brought suit in attachment in the Henry Circuit Court, against Smith Lamb; that a writ of attachment issued therein, and was placed in the hands of plaintiff in error, as deputy sheriff of said Henry county, to serve, and that in obedience to said writ, he levied the same upon…
1Opinion of the CourtWalker, J.
The bill in this case was exhibited, to enjoin the execution of a writ of fi. fa., and a writ of retorno hdbendo, issued against complainant, and in favor of Albro. The bill charges, that a writ of attachment had previously issued out of the Henry Circuit Court, in favor of one Williams, for the use of Stephen Albro, and against Smith Lamb, which was executed by a levy on certain property, by Alex. Albro, as deputy sheriff, in whose hands the writ had been placed to execute. That complainant, claiming to be the owner of the property, sued out a writ, and replevied it, and employed counsel to…
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