A Treatise On Attachment And Garnishment
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Sullivan, 1 N. M. 575. 241 ; Rhode Island, etc. V. Keeney, 1 2Bacher v. Shawhan, 41 Ohio St. N. D. 411: Galpin v. Page, 18 Wall.
271; Cummings v. Tabor, 61 Wis. 350, 369; Morse v. Presby, 25 N. H.
185. 302 ; McMinn v. Whelan, 27 Cal. 300 ; 3 Hubbell V. Rhinesmith, 85 Mich. Market N. Bank v. Pac. N. Bank, 89 30 ; Caton v. Rupert, 60 id. 318 ; N. Y. 397 ; Wessels v. Boettcher, 69 246 RETURN AFTER DIRECT ATTACHMENT. ' [§ 341.
It cannot be laid clo\vn, as a general rule, that the notice must descri...be the property attached, ^ as in case of proceedings against a thing, with general notice, when only the thing is impleaded, and when the notice is addressed to all persons alike; for, in attachment proceedings, which are personal in form, the notice is given to the person or persons named in the petition as the defendant, that he may make appearance and have the suit go on mainly as a personal one, and thus render particular description unnecessary. But sometimes there may be the reason for absence of description, that the notice is published when summons has failed to be served, and when nothing already may have been attached.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Sullivan, 1 N. M. 575. 241 ; Rhode Island, etc. V. Keeney, 1 2Bacher v. Shawhan, 41 Ohio St. N. D. 411: Galpin v. Page, 18 Wall.
271; Cummings v. Tabor, 61 Wis. 350, 369; Morse v. Presby, 25 N. H.
185. 302 ; McMinn v. Whelan, 27 Cal. 300 ; 3 Hubbell V. Rhinesmith, 85 Mich. Market N. Bank v. Pac. N. Bank, 89 30 ; Caton v. Rupert, 60 id. 318 ; N. Y. 397 ; Wessels v. Boettcher, 69 246 RETURN AFTER DIRECT ATTACHMENT. ' [§ 341.
It cannot be laid clo\vn, as a general rule, that the notice must descri...be the property attached, ^ as in case of proceedings against a thing, with general notice, when only the thing is impleaded, and when the notice is addressed to all persons alike; for, in attachment proceedings, which are personal in form, the notice is given to the person or persons named in the petition as the defendant, that he may make appearance and have the suit go on mainly as a personal one, and thus render particular description unnecessary. But sometimes there may be the reason for absence of description, that the notice is published when summons has failed to be served, and when nothing already may have been attached.
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