&c., 120
if clerk shall faili
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if execution levied upon lands and tenements, same appraised, how, 124.
copy
of appraiser's return deposited with clerk of court, 124.
if two thirds appraised value sufficient to satisfy execution, 124.
property of public officers, sold without valuation, when, 124.
lands and tenements
not to be sold without certain public notice, 126.
if court
is satisfied of legality of sale, a deed shall be given by the officer, 125.
officer shall make deed in
certain form, 126.
officer may refuse to publish notice
until benefited party advance printer's fees, 126.
in such case officer shall demand the fees, 126.
sales made at court-house, or other stated place, 126.
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no officer, making sale, shall purchase property, 126.
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if lands and tenements not sold, other executions may issue, 126.
in case two or more executions shall be put into hands of sheriff
, and officer is required
to make separate levy, 126.
if term of service of officer expire, or he be absent, or die before making the deed, 127.
if there be more money than is sufficient to satisfy execution, 127.
if judgments are reversed after sale, title not to be affected, 128.
real estate is twice offered and not sold, new appraisement, 128.
writ of execution to be returned within sixty days after date, 128.
in case judgment is rendered against two or more persons severally bound, &c., 128.
fees of appraisers, 129.
if he fails to attend, 129.
if
a sheriff or other officer shall refuse or neglect to execute papers directed to him,
shall fail in his duty, 129.
when the cause is for refusing to pay over money, 180.
when directed to officer of another county, he may return tho same by mail, 130.
hall not forward money unless directed to do so, 130.
in case of motion to amerce officer of another county, 180.
goods
and chattels of sureties not liable antil sheriff's exhausted, 130.
in case officer amerced shall not have collected amount of original judgment, 181.
Proceedings in aid of Execution, 181.
when there is not sufficient personal and real property, 181.
when an execution is returned unsatisfied, 181.
if court is satisfied that judgment-debtor has property which he refuses to apply, 181.
no person excused from testifying, on ground of tending to convict of fraud, &c., 182.
be satisfied, 132.
when persons or corporations may be called upon to testify as to property in their
hands, 182.
witnesses may be required to appear by order of judge or subpoena, 132
shall attend before whom, 132.
examinations and answers under oath, 182.
What may be applied in satisfaction of judgment, 188.
judge may appoint receiver, 188.
if sheriff is appointed, receiver liable on official bond, 183.
if other person appointed, he shall give undertaking, 183.
judge or referee may continue proceedings from time to time, 133.
judge may order referee to report on facts, 188.
if orders of judge or referee are disobeyed, 133.
orders to be in writing, signed and filed, 183,
fees allowed to officers, and how enforced, 184.
Executione for the Delivery of Real Property, 184.
require the officer to do what, 184.
if not for money or real property, 134.
Judgment before Justices of the Peace, 184.
judgment rendered by justices, to be recorded by clerk of district court, 184.
judgment have lien from, when, 186.
how execution
may
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GENERAL INDEX.