Gibson v. State ex rel. Clark

The chancery court adjudicated that appellant Gibson had violated his ne exeat bond and rendered a decree against him and his sureties for the sum of $1,500, the amount stated in the bond. The chancellor found that appellant had absented himself from the jurisdiction of the court in such manner and under such circumstances-as to constitute a breach of the obligations of the bond'. *41The only question before us is whether such finding and adjudication were justified under the circumstances of this case.

The conditions of the bond were to either comply with a decree for payment of alimony and…