Manufacturers Finance Acceptance Corp. v. Bradley

1. This was an action brought by the plaintiff in execution against the claimant and the surety on her forthcoming bond given in compliance with section 5117 of the Civil Code (1910). It is a well-recognized principle of law that there is a breach of a forthcoming or replevy bond, such as the one given' by the claimant in this case, when “such property has been consumed or otherwise disposed of so as to render it impossible for the obligors in. the bond to deliver the same to the levying officer on demand.” Hatton v. Brown, 1 Ga. App. 747, 749 (57 S. E. 1044), and cit. “Where property for…