And God will make it dearer to you, if you put him to distrain on you for duty. |
He might distrain the contractors property, imprison or even violently attack the contractor. |
At the present time, the right to distrain for rent is not recognized by many states. |
The lessor should be paid in full, or be allowed to distrain. |
The complaining landowner may also distrain the livestock to secure payment of the damages, including a reasonable cost for the distrainment. |
It was not long before the lawyer came to distrain for tithe. |