Miller v. Spreeher
Supreme Court of Pennsylvania
Writ of error to Cumberland county. The plaintiffs issued a foreign attachment against the defendant to October term 1792. Thomas Weistar issued a domestic attachment against him to April term 1793, and obtained a rule to show cause why the first attachment should not be set aside. On the 30th September 1793, the court on argument, dissolved the foreign attachment.
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Writ of error to Cumberland county. The plaintiffs issued a foreign attachment against the defendant to October term 1792. Thomas Weistar issued a domestic attachment against him to April term 1793, and obtained a rule to show cause why the first attachment should not be set aside. On the 30th September 1793, the court on argument, dissolved the foreign attachment. Certain depositions accompanied the record, showing that the defendant lately before lived and kept store in the county of Cumberland, and occasionally had traded to Virginia; and that at the time of levying the foreign attachment,…
1Opinion of the Court
Writ of error quashed.
Smith, J. gave no opinion, having determined the case as president of the Court of Common Pleas of Cumberland county.
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