References: , [1834] EngR 1020, (1834) 2 Ad and E 138, (1834) 111 ER 54
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Ratio: A butcher sent a beast to the shop of W., another butcher, to be slaughtered : after it had been slaughtered, and the careass had remained in the shop for some time (but how long did not appear), W’s landlord distrained it for rent arrear : Held, that the carcass was privileged from distress.
Jurisdiction: England and Wales
Last Update: 02 April 2019
Ref: 317696
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