Jackson v. Redding

Appellant filed his suit, against appellee Redding, to enforce the statutory purchase-money lien on certain personal property not here necessary to describe. Upon the issuance of the writ for the seizure thereof, said appellee gave a forthcoming bond with appellee surety company as surety on said bond. The case was tried and the court gave final judgment against appellee Redding for the full sum of the debt, with interest and attorney's fees in the total amount of one thousand eight hundred twenty-nine dollars, and a personal judgment was rendered against the appellee surety company for…