M'Ginnis v. Lillard's
Court of Appeals of Kentucky
1Opinion of the Court
OPINION of the Court, by
Judge Logan,.
The only question involved in this case, is as'to the effect of staying an execution which had been levied on the pro-Pe)'ty °f the defendant, and restoring the property by Order of tile plaintiff.
\Ye are of opinion that the only effect produced re-su^s ^rom the indulgence afforded, by giving further time to prepare for the payment of the debt. What other effect can thereby be produced ? Unless indeed, ^*s ^ie Palpahle injustice of discharging a man forever from his debt, because of the indulgence from his crcdi-tor. Upon an examination of the doctrine…
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