Bridges v. Cundiff

Roberts, Chief Justice.

The motion to dismiss is founded on two grounds, to wit:

“ 1st. In this case appellees move the court to dismiss the writ of error, because there is no such bond for costs in said writ of error as is required by law.'

“ 2d. Because the paper in the record presented as a bond in this case, was not approved by the derk of the District Court as required by law.”

This is a bond for costs only, as prescribed in the statute, which provides that “no writ of error to remove a cause from the District to the Supreme Court shall in any case issue, unless the plaintiff in error give…