Chase v. Kent
Chase v. Kent.
Chase v. Kent, 61 N.H. 76 (1881)
Headnotes
A writ of attachment may be served by copy of the writ when no attachment is made.*
Summary
Writ oe Entry. The writ commanded the officer to attach the goods or estate of the defendant, and summon him. The officer made no attachment, but gave the defendant a true and attested copy of the writ, and made return of such service. The defendant moved to dismiss for want of sufficient service.
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Opinion of the Court
Doe, C. J.
The writ was legally served.
Motion denied.
Carpenter, J., did not sit: the others concurred.
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