Current v. . Church

What has happened in this case is that, instead of “giving adequate security to abide tbe sentence, judgment, or decree of the Supreme Court,” as required o£ appellants under C. S., 4650, the defendant Clyde Fowler executed a recognizance with J. S. Current as surety to appear at the next term of the Superior Court of Forsyth County, then and there to answer the charge preferred against him, etc. It has never been understood that a surety on an appearance bond was to take the place of the defendant and abide the judgment of the court. S. v. Bradsher, 189 N. C., 401, 127 S. E., 349; S. v.…