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SECTION 10-13-19

   § 10-13-19  Application for oath afterjudgment and before commitment. – Every defendant in any execution, who would, if committed to a correctionalinstitution thereon, and every person against whom final judgment has beenrendered in any civil action, who would, if committed to a correctionalinstitution on execution to be issued thereon, be entitled to be admitted totake the oath as provided in this chapter, may apply in the manner as providedin this chapter, for a citation to his or her creditor to show cause why he orshe should not be admitted to take the debtor's oath.

State Codes and Statutes

Statutes > Rhode-island > Title-10 > Chapter-10-13 > 10-13-19

SECTION 10-13-19

   § 10-13-19  Application for oath afterjudgment and before commitment. – Every defendant in any execution, who would, if committed to a correctionalinstitution thereon, and every person against whom final judgment has beenrendered in any civil action, who would, if committed to a correctionalinstitution on execution to be issued thereon, be entitled to be admitted totake the oath as provided in this chapter, may apply in the manner as providedin this chapter, for a citation to his or her creditor to show cause why he orshe should not be admitted to take the debtor's oath.


State Codes and Statutes

State Codes and Statutes

Statutes > Rhode-island > Title-10 > Chapter-10-13 > 10-13-19

SECTION 10-13-19

   § 10-13-19  Application for oath afterjudgment and before commitment. – Every defendant in any execution, who would, if committed to a correctionalinstitution thereon, and every person against whom final judgment has beenrendered in any civil action, who would, if committed to a correctionalinstitution on execution to be issued thereon, be entitled to be admitted totake the oath as provided in this chapter, may apply in the manner as providedin this chapter, for a citation to his or her creditor to show cause why he orshe should not be admitted to take the debtor's oath.