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If the bill praying writ of nc crcat, sets forth that the complainant has an equitable cause of action against the defendant named in the bill, and that remedy at law cannot be afforded him, and that the defendant is about to leave the State and remove his effects without returning and that the defendant has failed to make satisfaction for the same-and the defendant be arrested by virtue of any writ of ne eneat, issued upon such applca- tion he will not be discharged upon writ of habacs corpus until he makes satisfaction or the matter is determined