Fisher & Bro. v. March
Supreme Court of Virginia
This case was argued in Staunton, but was decided in Richmond. In January 1871, Fisher & Brother, of Philadelphia, instituted a suit in equity, in the nature of a foreign attachment, in the Circuit court of Frederick, against Clement March, as their foreign debtor, and Richard Parker, the home defendant.
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This case was argued in Staunton, but was decided in Richmond. In January 1871, Fisher & Brother, of Philadelphia, instituted a suit in equity, in the nature of a foreign attachment, in the Circuit court of Frederick, against Clement March, as their foreign debtor, and Richard Parker, the home defendant. In their bill they charge: That in the District court of Philadelphia they recovered a judgment against Clement March for $8,558.61, with costs, the whole amounting to $3,589.11, with interest on $3,558.61 from the 15th of May 1866, on which judgment execution issued, but was not satisfied;…
1Opinion of the Court
Moncure P.
delivered the opinion of the court.
This is a foreign attachment suit in equity brought in the Circuit court of Frederick county, by Fisher & Brother of Philadelphia, against Clement March of New Hampshire, for the purpose of subjecting an interest which the said March has in a tract of land in the said county of Frederick, to the payment of a judgment obtained by the said Fisher & Brother against the said March in a foreign attachment suit in the District court for the city and county of Philadelphia, for the sum of $3,558.61, with costs, amounting in the whole to $3,589.11, with…
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