McCormick v. Cassell

Cassell sued McCormick before a justice of the peace, and on appeal to the Circuit Court, the plaintiff had judgment. The facts in the case are, that Cassell had a judgment against one Rale, recovered before a justice of the peace, on September 27, 1858, for $20.02, and costs, on which an execution was issued and placed in the hands of a constable, ón October é, 1858. The constable called upon Rale, the execution defendant, for property, and was told by the latter that McCormick would stay the execution. The constable then called upon McCormick, who entered the following written indorsement,…