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6 Va. 27

Muse v. Vidal

Supreme Court of Virginia

Decided November 8, 1817

Supreme Court of Virginia · decided 1817-11-08

<p>1 Trespass `vi ci armie~ and not case, is the proper action, against a Justice of the peace, for n2ahcioflSlq & corr)tif, with intent to injure and oppress, and -without probable cause, issuing a Search warrant, by virtue whereof ~a Constable forcibly enters the plaintiff's close, and takes and carries away from his possesSion certai~i slaves which he held as hi~ property.</p> <p>I 2. The form of the declaration in such action~</p>

Decided 1817-11-08

¶1*29The parties being called, and not appearing, Judge RoINE pronounced this Court's opinion:-

The Court

¶2considers this action as an action of trespass ~ci et armis; and, thus Considering it, affirms the judgment.

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