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Goods, moved the Court for a Writ of Fieri Facias against the defendants lands; the main argument was as to the effect of the Imperial Act of 1732; the Court divided in opinion, Allcock, , considering that the land was not exigible at all, while Elmsley, and Powell, , thought the Statute applied; but did not agree as to the form of the Writ accordingly, the plaintiff "took nothing by his motion.

" This was unsatisfactory; the Court ordered a re-argument; and, on the re-argu- ment, directed, Allcock, , dissenting, "that a Writ of Fi.

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Against the goods, chattels, lands and tenements, agreeable to the 5 Geo.