Distrained property is sold at auction under arrangements made by the Ministry of Justice in agreement with the Saudi Arabian Monetary Authority to ensure the financial capability of participants.
If a debtor, his wife or children, when
distrained for non-payment are killed as a result of maltreatment, then the law wreaks vengeance on the child of the creditor.
At a later point in the same letter, a similar foregrounding of her speech occurs in recounting her exchange with Harleston, the Duke of Suffolk's steward, when he approached her at the Hellesdon manor requesting the return of the
distrained livestock: And on the sam day at evynsong tyme Harleston com to me to Haylesdon, desyryng me that I wold dalyuer a-yen the seyd dystresse ...
Although requests for help dwindled during the 1896s, it continued to assist boycotted farmers and to ensure the sale of
distrained goods.
It was common practice for goods
distrained from Dissenters to be purchased by nearby friends.
At Clare in 1352, William Pope was
distrained to answer in court because he sold herring at six for 1d.
The sources are chiefly probate inventories and wills, but a receipt and an inventory of goods
distrained against debt are drawn on.
all who in the period 1430-1509 provided a knight or were
distrained,
When the sheriff of that county
distrained a Regulator's horse and saddle for nonpayment of taxes in April 1768, violence flared at Hillsborough, the seat of Orange County.
Their notions of administration were partly framed in reaction against the unseemly process, ably described by Brown, in which state executive councils hectored local officials to do their duty and sheriffs
distrained the property of delinquent collectors.
Pledges were legally liable for a loan, and their goods could be
distrained if a debtor defaulted.
If the garnishee insists upon abstaining from reporting the debt pursuant to the method stipulated in this law or misrepresents information or conceals the papers that should be filed to support the report, he shall be sentenced to pay the creditor, who acquired the deed of execution to confirm his debt, the
distrained amount upon which distraint is effected.
