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      "SAMUEL HIRSH v. J. D. WHITEHEAD & CO. et al."
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        "text": "Eodman, J.\nThe defendants recovered before a Justice of tthe Peace, of Wayne County, on 5th April, 1871, a judgment \u00a1against Samuel Cohen, upon which an execution issued, which \u25a0was levied by one Wood, a Constable, upon a certain stock of \u00bfgoods.\nHirsh, on the 11th of April, without having issued any sum\u00a1mons or filed any complaint on affidavit, setting forth that the \u00a1goods in question, belonged to him by virtue of a mortgage \u00a1made to him by said Cohen, and that Whitehead & Co., were non-residents of the State, and that Wood was insolvent, applied to the J udge of the third Judicial District for an injunction to restrain the said Wood from selling the goods levied on by him as aforesaid. Whereupon the Judge ordered 'the defendants \u201c to refrain from selling or otherwise disposing of the property mentioned in the said complaint, or from interfering with the same in any manner, until,\u201d &c.: and to appear on 27th April, and show cause, &c.\n\u2022On the 27th of April, the parties appeared : and the Judge thereupon ordered : \u201c that an injunction issue, restraining the. defendants from interfering with the property of the said plaintiff; and that any of his said property seized by said defendants, or any of them, be returned to said plaintiff, on his entering into a written undertaking,\u201d &c.\nErom this order the defendants appealed to this Court.\nIt has several times been decided in this Court, that an injunction, granted before the issuing of a summons, is irregular. McArthur v. McEachin, 64 N. C. 72. The error of the-Judge in this respect needs no comment.\nUpon this ground alone, the injunction ordered by his Honor, must be vacated.\nBut there is a much more serious objection to the order of his Honor. If the plaintiff had any just claim to the property, it could only be prosecuted under sections, 176 to 187 C. C. P.5 section 177 requires that, \u201c when a delivery is claimed by a plaintiff, an affidavit must be made before the Clerk of the Court, &c., showing:\u201d\n\u201c That the same (the property) has not been taken for a tax, assessment or fine, pursuant to a statute; or seized uncieran execution, or attachment against the property of the plaintiff ; or if so seized, that it is by statute exempt from such, seizure;\u201d and,\n\u201c The actual value of the property.\u201d\nNone of these requisites were.complied with in the affidavit: upon which his Honor acted. By the order which his Honor makes, he takes out. of the custody of the law, property which it appeared had been seized under execution, and transfers it to the possession of the plaintiff, who claimed title under a deed, which if not absolutely. void for fraud upon its face, bears with it marks of suspicion, enough to have put him on his guard. We forbear to say more.\nThe order appealed from is reversed, and it is ordered that the plaintiff restore to if. Wood, the Constable) the property put in the possession of the plaintiff, (Hirsh,) by force or color -of the order of the Judge, made the 27th April, 1871, to be held and. dealt with by said constable according to law.\nThe defendants will recover costs in this Court.\nPee Cueiam. s Judgment reversed.",
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        "author": "Eodman, J."
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    "attorneys": [
      "\u00bfPhillips & Merri'mon and Seymour, for plaintiff.",
      ".Fairdoih and Bragg <& Strong, for defendants."
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    "head_matter": "SAMUEL HIRSH v. J. D. WHITEHEAD & CO. et al.\nAn injunction taken out before issuing any summons is irregular, and will be vacated upon motion.\n'To entitle a party to maintain an action for claim and delivery of personal property, there must be a compliance with all the requisites specified in 'Chap. II of Title 9, O. O. P.\nInjunction heard before Clarke, J., at Chambers, April 27th, 1861.\nThe facts of this case sufficiently appear in the opinion of ithe Court.\n\u00bfPhillips & Merri'mon and Seymour, for plaintiff.\n.Fairdoih and Bragg <& Strong, for defendants."
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