Peppers v. Peppers

Appellants in a court of ordinary must give bond (Code § 6-204) which bond may be amended (Code § 6-106) or new security may be given if necessary (Code § 81-1204). See also Hunter v. Lanier, 74 Ga. App. 177, 178 (39 S. E. 2d 79). Counsel for the appellants cite Hill v. Hudspeth, 22 Ga. 621, *670which would have been authority for counsel’s contention had it not been for the fact that in that case money was deposited with the ordinary in a sum sufficient to pay all future costs. Such is not true in the instant case. Under Code § 81-1301, appellants could not amend by giving bond after the motion…