Dickson v. . Peppers

We concur with his Honor that there was no sufficient return of a levy in this case. The paper to which reference was made by the officer who was intrusted with the execution of the process was not attached to the execution or judgment; and to this fact, it must be presumed, the presiding judge had allusion in saying that "the levy could not be made out by reference to another paper," because, if attached, it would constitute a part of the paper itself, and could not, with propriety, be said to be referred to. As to the insufficiency of the levy there can be no doubt, upon an inspection of…