Foxall v. Levi
District Court, District of Columbia
Foxall v. Levi, 1 D.C. 139 (1803)
Foxall v. Levi
Opinion of the Court
Upon which the Couet refused to commit him in execution.
The summons was simply signed by the commissioners, stating themselves as such. There was also a certificate that he did attend yesterday at Baltimore agreeably to his summons. See the bankrupt law of the 4th of April, 1800, § 22, which declares that the bankrupt shall be free from arrest; and on producing the summons or notice under the hands of commissioners, shall be discharged, if arrested.
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- Foxall v. Levi, special Bail of Stewart
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