Dove v. Martin
Mississippi Supreme Court
On appeal from the circuit court of Lauderdale county; Hon. A. B. Dawson, judge. The facts of the case are sufficiently stated in the opinion of the court.
1Opinion of the CourtJustice Yerger
Martin, by his agent, J. T. Hodges, made affidavit and gave bond for an attachment against the plaintiffs in error, which was issued returnable before a justice of the peace, who gave judgment in his favor. Plaintiffs in error appealed to the circuit court, and there pleaded in abatement, that the attachment bond was not executed by the plaintiff or his lawful agent, and that the plaintiff had not ratified its execution; which plea was stricken out, and the order striking it out is assigned for error.
If the object of the plaintiffs in error was to deny the right of Hodges to execute the bond…
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