¶1Ca. sa. for costs on verdict at December term, 1805, for defendant, Tenny. On the 30th of September, 1805, Densley had been .discharged under the Insolvent Law of 1803, [2 Stat. at Large, 237,] by the 10th section of which, he is to- be discharged if taken on any process or any judgment for any debt, damages, or costs contracted, owing or growing due before his discharge. Part of these costs were growing due or were contracted before his discharge. The defendant, Densley, was discharged by the Coukt on that ground.
1 D.C. 314
Tenny v. Densley
District of Columbia District Court
Decided June 15, 1806
District of Columbia District Court · decided 1806-06-15
<p>An insolvent debtor will be discharged from arrest for costs accrued partly before and partly after his discharge under the act.</p>
Decided 1806-06-15