Livingston v. Browder
Court of Civil Appeals of Alabama
1Opinion of the Court
HOLMES, Judge.
This is an appeal by the appellant, surety on an appearance bond, from a $2,500 judgment rendered against him for trespass. Appellant’s dispositive assignment of error is that the court wrongfully charged the jury as to the rights of a bail bondsman to pursue and arrest his principal in the house of a third person.
The pertinent portion of the court’s charge is as follows:
“Now as I said just now, as far as the law is concerned, Mr. Livingston, if he had a certified copy of that bond there that night and that is one of the points you have to determine here' — if he had a certified…
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