Prince v. Walker

Prince, as sheriff of the city court of Dublin, levied a common-law ii. fa. in favor of Walker upon certain crops of the defendant in fi. fa. Subsequently, upon the sheriff’s neglecting to sell the property, 'Walker brought rule, alleging that the crops levied on were amply sufficient to pay the fi. fa. in full, and that by the sheriff’s failure to proceed with the levy he had been damaged in the amount of his debt. The sheriff answered, admitting the levy, but denying that the crops levied on were sufficient to have paid the fi. fa., and setting up additionally that after the levy the crops…