Bituminous Casualty Exchange v. Ford Elkhorn Coal Co.

OPINION OF THE COURT BY

JUDGE UlCHARDSON

Affirming.

A judgment was rendered in the Jefferson circuit court in favor of the Ford Elkhorn Coal Company against the Bituminous Casualty Exchange, for $654.03, with interest at 6 per cent, per annum from August 1, 1927, until paid, and $59.60 costs, subject to a credit of $48, paid December 7, 1929. An appeal to this court was granted in the judgment. The Bituminous Casualty Exchange as principal, with V. C. McDonald as surety, executed a supersedeas bond before the clerk of the circuit court, wherein they covenanted with the plaintiff that they would…