Miller v. Hanley

Eeplevin is brought for goods levied ■-upon to satisfy a judgment against plaintiffs husband.

The judgment is dated June 13, 1891. An execution was taken out on that day, and a levy made upon certain real estate, but it was afterwards found that the real estate .levied upon did not belong to the debtor, and the levy was released. A return nulla bona was then (August 25, 1891) indorsed on the writ by the sheriff, but was not signed. While this writ was in the sheriff’s hands, an alias writ -was- issued, and the goods in controversy were levied upon ■under the alias writ. Before the alias writ…