of the Under-Sheriff and Bai∣liffs.
Upon a Fieri Facias, if the Sheriff return, that he hath levyed the Money, and do not pay it to the Plaintiff at the Return of the Writ, the Plaintiff may have a Scire Facias against the Sheriff, to shew cause, where∣fore the Sum levyed, should not be levied of the Goods of the Sheriff.
The Sheriff cannot break open any man's House or Close, upon a Fieri Facias execu∣ting, (and much less the Landlord shall not break open doors to distrein for Rent) but where the King is concern'd (as upon an Ut∣lary) there the Sheriff may justifie the break∣ing open the doors, if he be resited; but he must acquaint them in the House with the Cause of his coming, before he force them open.
If a man be in the hands of the Under-Sheriff, in Execution for Debt, and the Debtee tell the Sheriff, that the Prisoner hath satisfied him, if the Sheriff release not the Prisoner, it is false Imprisonment.
A Bailiff having a Warrant to attach the Goods of a Person, to answer at the Cou••∣ty Court, doth attach the Goods acc••r¦dingly, and after delivers them to the De∣fendant, and takes Bond of him, to appear at the day, or redeliver the Goods to the