Grant v. Dalliber
Supreme Court of Connecticut
was an action of ejectment, brought in December, 1833. The cause was tried at Litchfield, August term, 1835, be- fore Waite, J. The The plaintiff claimed title to the demanded premises, by vir- tue of the levy of an execution thereon in his favour against the defendant.
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was an action of ejectment, brought in December, 1833. The cause was tried at Litchfield, August term, 1835, be- fore Waite, J. The The plaintiff claimed title to the demanded premises, by vir- tue of the levy of an execution thereon in his favour against the defendant. The judgment on which this execution issued, was rendered, by default, in April, 1832; and the suit in which such judgment was rendered, was commenced by writ of attachment, served March 22, 1832. The return of the of- ficer on the writ, after describing the property attached, was as follows : “ And on said day, I left a true…
1Opinion of the CourtChurch, J.
The plaintiff claims title to the premises demanded, by virtue of a judgment and levy of execution upon them, in his favour against the defendant.
Upon the face of the entire record, every thing appears regular, and thus a prima facie title is shewn in the plaintiff. And this title will prevail, unless the defendant has successfully impeached it. The facts upon which the objections to the plaintiff's prima facie title are predicated, appear with precision upon the motion.
1. The defendant insists, that the original writ of attachment, upon which the plaintiff’s judgment and execution were…
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