Brock v. Bolton
Supreme Court of South Carolina
Before Norton, J., Greenville, November, 1890. This was an action by E. F. Brock against D. E. Bolton, J. L. Adams, and N. C. Dacus. The opinion states the case.
1Opinion of the Court
The- opinion of the court was delivered by
Me. Justice Pope.
Ifc seems that the appellant, as plaintiff in an action begun in a trial justice’s court in Greenville County against the respondent, D. E. Bolton, sought the recovery of a mare and colt. The respondent, D. E. Bolton, as defendant, complied with the statutory requirement, so as to keep them in his possession, pending the trial, by entering into a bond, with J. L. Adams and N. C. Dacus as his sureties, in the penalty of $180, conditioned that “If the court ordered a return of the property to the plaintiff (E. F. Brock), and the said D.…
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