Good v. Fogg

Appellant, in his argument, insists that the court below erred in giving appellee’s first and second instructions, and in refusing appellant’s eleventh. The question which they present is the construction of our statute which exempts personal property from levy and sale under an execution.

The first enactment was adopted in 1843, and was re-enacted in the Revised Statutes of 1845, ch. 57, sec. 33, and is still in force. The next is the act of 1861 (Sess. L. 121). The 33 section of chapter 57 declares that a number of articles of personal property shall be exempt from .levy and sale on…