Ambrose v. Weed
Illinois Supreme Court
The above causes were submitted upon precisely similar questions. The appellees recovered a judgmexxt in the Kane Circuit Court, against Ruel Ambrose, one of the appellants, for the sum of $ 833 32, and on the 23d of April, 1845, execution issued upon said judgment, and was delivered to the sheriff of Kane county; by virtue of which he levied upon personal property of the said Ambrose, of the value of $ 1,500; thereupon Ambrose executed a forthcoming bond, with the other…
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The above causes were submitted upon precisely similar questions. The appellees recovered a judgmexxt in the Kane Circuit Court, against Ruel Ambrose, one of the appellants, for the sum of $ 833 32, and on the 23d of April, 1845, execution issued upon said judgment, and was delivered to the sheriff of Kane county; by virtue of which he levied upon personal property of the said Ambrose, of the value of $ 1,500; thereupon Ambrose executed a forthcoming bond, with the other appellant as surety, conditioned for the return of the property on the day of sale; after the levy and execution of the…
1Opinion of the Court
Opinion by Treat, C. J.:
Weed, Masters and Weed recovered a judgment against Ambrose, and an execution issued thereon was, on the 23d of April, 1845, levied on personal property of value sufficient to discharge the judgment. On the 26th of the same month, the property was restored to Ambrose, on his executing a delivery bond, with Root as surety, conditioned for the return of the property to the sheriff on the 1st of June thereafter. On the 28th of the same month of April, Ambrose perfected an appeal from the judgment to the Supreme Court, by the execution of an appeal bond, with Root as…
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