Clayton v. Mooring

This suit was brought by appellant to recover twelve hundred bushels of corn or its value, alleged to be six hundred dollars, and one ox wagon or its value, averred to be one hundred and fifty dollars, praying for a writ of sequestration. The sequestration bond is without seals to the signatures of the parties signing the same, and on that ground the writ of sequestration was quashed on defendant’s motion. This ruling of the Court is the only error assigned by appellant.

The judgment of the Court, after reciting that the sequestration bond was quashed for want of a seal, recites that “the “…