This is partly because of difficulties in attaching property rights to species.
A victorious plaintiff in a private lawsuit had to enforce the judgment himself by attaching property of the defendant.
Garnishment, (from Middle French garnir, meaning "to warn"), a process by which a creditor can obtain satisfaction of an indebtedness of the debtor by initiating a proceeding to attach property or other assets.
This became onerous, and degenerated into the oppressive and dangerous practice of furnishing these writs, signed in blank, to any member of the bar, who is authorized, on his own ipse dixit, to attach property, arrest the person and send to jail, unless a bail bond is speedily obtained, without incurring any accountability whatever.
One glance at the figures attached to property sales in the Wentworth area render that estimation as reasonable.
Russell also attached the property of transparency to his basic objects, but no one, it would seem, has suggested that Russellian objects are really senses, and the suggestion would seem to have little going for it (partly, though not only, because Russell himself explicitly disavowed the whole idea of Fregean sense).
The Framers, following John Locke and Sir William Blackstone, were indeed deeply attached to property rights.
Purdy begins by arguing that although the Framers of the Constitution were very attached to property rights, they largely left those rights to be protected "mainly through the political process --with the notable exceprocess --withTakings and Due process --with Clauses of the Fifth Amenotable
In Fig. 9, the "toy car" object has attached the property nodes "green", "medium" and "compact" (see red arrows in Fig. 9).
