Per Curiam.
The right of a sheriff to collect or receive poundage fees on an execution was nonexistent at common law and is strictly dependent upon the terms of the statute making provision therefor (Campbell v. Cothran, 56 N.Y. 279). Subdivision 7 of section 1558 of the Civil Practice Act accords the sheriff poundage upon moneys which have been collected by virtue of an execution. Where there has not been actual collection the sheriff may nevertheless...
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