Thompson v. O'Connor
Supreme Court of Georgia
Action on forthcoming bond. Before Judge Eve. City court of Richmond county. July 5, 1901.
1Opinion of the CourtFish, J.
O’Connor, sheriff of Richmond county, and Pritchard, deputy-sheriff, brought suit against Thompson & Son as principals, and' Heggie Brothers as securities, on a forthcoming bond given in a claim case wherein Thompson & Son were'claimants. The bond sued on was made payable to “E. E. Pritchard, deputy-sheriff of said [Richmond] county.” The defendants demurred generally, and further upon the grounds that the complaint failed to show legal capacity in the plaintiffs, or either of them, to maintain the suit, and did not allege the value of the property which it was charged the defendants failed…
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