C. Yale Jr. & Co. v. P. Hoopes & Co.

This is a proceeding on a rule against Seaman, Peck & Co. and their sureties, on a bond given by them for the release of certain property attached at the suit of the plaintiffs, to make them liable for the amount of the judgment obtained against the defendant.

The plaintiffs commenced suit against the defendant by attachment, and caused certain merchandise to be seized, as his property, under the writ.

Thereupon Seaman, Peck & Co. intervened in the suit, and claimed to be the vendors of the goods attached, and prayed that the sale to the defendant be annulled, and the goods returned to them, or…