PUBLIC GENERAL LAW.
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DISCOUNT.
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When to be made by sheriffs — 1716, ch. 46, sec. 11, 12, .
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In suits hereafter, on judgment, bond, or other writing sealed, the de-
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fendant having any claim against the plaintiff on judgment, bond,
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or other instrument under seal, or on note, agreement, assumpsit or
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account proved, shall be at liberty to file his account in bar, or
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plead discount to the plaintiff's claim — 1785, ch. 46, sec. 7, .
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In all cases of suits on simple contract, the defendant may file an ac-
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count in bar, or plead discount of any claim proved according to
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law, which may be of an equal or superior nature — 1786, ch. 46,
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sec. 7, ...........
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See Magistrates' Courts.
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DISTRESS.
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The fines for refusing to serve as constable to be levied by distress —
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1715, ch. 15, sec. 2, p. 8 ; 1752, ch. 7, sec. 2, ....
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The sheriffs empowered to distrain for officers' fees — Nov. 1779, ch.
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25, sec. 17, ..........
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Directions respecting writs of replevin for property taken by distress
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for public dues— 1785, ch. 34, p. 195 ; 1786, ch. 12, p. 236 ; 1790,
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ch. 53, ...........
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See Replevin.
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Fees allowed to collectors of the county charge oti their proceeding to
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the sale of any goods or chattels to enforce the payment thereof —
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1794, ch. 53, sec. 7, .........
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Collectors to deliver or leave a particular account of assessments, be-
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fore any personal property shall be distrained or sold — 1800, ch. 85,
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Not lawful to seize by distress any spinning wheel or loom, which
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shall be loaned or hired out to any person, for house rent due by
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such person — 1813, ch. 135, .......
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Costs of distress made by constables to be borne by tenant — 1821,
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ch. 162, ............
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All removals of personal property owned by tenants, and by them re-
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moved from the premises, when rent shall be due, or about to
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become due, if removed within thirty days before the rent will be-
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come due, to be considered a clandestine removal, and the property
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may be followed and distrained, if not sold to a bona fide pur-
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chaser without notice — 1826, ch. 266, .....
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In case of distress on produce for rent, right of replevin reserved to the
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tenant— 1831, ch. 171, sec. 2, ....... 3
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Where lands are rented for a portion of the crop, produce not to be sold
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so as to deprive the landlord of his share — 1831, ch. 171, sec. 1,
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On failure of tenant to pay, landlord to distrain, &c. right to replevin
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reserved, &c. Manner of proceeding prescribed — 1831, ch. 171,
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sec. 2, ..........
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After the 4th of July, landlords entitled to distrain for rent, to make
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affidavit of the amount of money or quantity of produce due, &c. —
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1834, ch. 192, sec. 1, ......... 1
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