 | Florida. Supreme Court - 1887 - 562 頁
...delivered, but may have his remedy against the sheriff. The reason given is, "that sales made by the sheriff ought not to be defeated; for if they are, no man...will buy goods levied upon a writ of execution." And in the subsequent case of Payne v. Drewe, 4 East's Reports, 523, 545, the case of Smallcombe v. Cross... | |
 | Andrew Jackson - 1987 - 494 頁
...execution first delivered; but he may have his remedy against the sheriff. For sales made by the sheriff ought not to be defeated, for if they are, no man will buy goods levied upon a writ of execution." 1 Ld. Raym. at 252, 91 Eng. Rep. at 1064. 3. 2 Bacon, Abridgment 369. IV. BLAND S MINUTES OF JACKSON'S... | |
 | Virginia. Supreme Court of Appeals - 1844 - 726 頁
...execution, is against the sheriff. And this for reasons of public policy: "for sales made by the sheriff ought not to be defeated, for if they are, no man will buy goods levied upon an execution." Smallcombe v. Cross, 1 Ld. Raym. 252. The analogy derived from the case of Foreman v.... | |
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... day) the property of the goods is bound by the sale, and the party cannot seize them by virtue of his execution first delivered ; but he may have his remedy against the sheriff. For sales made by the sheriff ought not to be defeated, for if they are,... 