...distraining of the pledge. From " the Begiam Majestatem and Glanville, it appears, that in consequence of prior "agreements betwixt the parties, this pledge,...the creditor, or, on application to the judge, was sold by his " order ; and it is not improbable, that at that time, no moveables unless so " pledged,...

...Regiam Majestatem and Glanville, it appears, that in consequence of prior " agreements betwixt th e parties, this pledge, upon failure of payment, either...the creditor, or, on application to the judge, was sold by his " order ; and it is not improbable, that at that time, no moveables unless so " pledged,...

...still weaker. The borrower would therefore give a pledge as a security, which on failure of paiment, either remained with the creditor, or on application to the judge was sold by his order. The progress of the attachment of immoveables is the same. They could not be attad...