Pickett v. Richardson
Supreme Court of Alabama
1Opinion of the CourtThomas, J.
There was nonsuit for the sustaining of demurrer to the complaint.
It is true that for good reason, under the statute, only a bonded executive officer as authorized by the statute has authority to discharge the extraordinary duty of levying an attachment under section 6195, Code, and not a special constable who is authorized to be appointed for general service under sections 6801, 8705, Code. Carter Brothers & Co. v. Ellis, Thomas & Hill, 90 Ala. 138, 7 So. 531; Peebles v. Weir, 60 Ala. 413.
When amended count A is analyzed, it charges: (1) That a writ of attachment duly issued from and by W.…
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