Fraser v. Little
Michigan Supreme Court
Error to Saginaw Circuit.- The case was an action of debt on a replevin bond; was tried by the Circuit Judge; without a jury, and judgment rendered for the plaintiffs, (defendants in error.)
1Opinion of the Court
Martin Ch. J.:
This action is for the recovery of the penalty of a bond executed by Fraser and Raymond, in the penalty of $800, conditioned that one Robertson should prosecute-to effect an action of replevin then commenced by him against the defendants in error — Little, Hess and BoutelL It appears that Robertson was defeated in his action, and judgment rendered against him for the value of the prop-, erty replevied by him — viz., for $1,753 T^. I do not learn from the bill of exceptions that any execution was. issued upon such judgment, and returned as unsatisfied wholly or in part, nor that…
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