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No judgment to be given against any landlord unless he personally levies the distress.
Parties aggrieved not to be barred of other legal remedies, but determination of justices to be a bar to other proceedings.
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18. Provided always, that nothing herein contained shall empower such justices to make any order or judgment against the landlord for whose benefit any such distress shall have been made, unless such landlord shall have personally levied such distress: Provided also, that no person or persons who shall be aggrieved by any distress for rent, taxes, rates, impositions, or assessments, or by any proceedings had in the course thereof, or by any costs and charges levied upon them in respect of the same, shall be barred from any legal or other suit or remedy which he, she, or they might have had before the passing of this Act, excepting so far as any complaint to be preferred by virtue of this Act shall have been determined by the order and judgment of the justices before whom it shall have been heard and determined,
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