Universal Credit Co. v. Linn Motor Co.
Mississippi Supreme Court
On the Motion.
1Opinion of the Court
The appellant has filed a motion to be allowed to give the required bond and receive from the sheriff of Chickasaw County the property involved in this suit, the same having been seized under a writ of sequestration in an attachment in chancery and neither of the parties having heretofore given bond therefor. Section 414, Code of 1930, dealing with the right of litigants to enter into bond to receive property seized under a writ of sequestration provides, among other things, that: "If the defendant do not give bond to retain the property within five days from its seizure, and the complainant…
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- Crescent Plywood Company v. LawrenceMississippi Supreme Court · 1974
- Universal Credit Co. v. Linn Motor Co.Mississippi Supreme Court · 1943