Thomas Somerville Co. v. Broyhill

Thomas Somerville Company, hereinafter referred to as Somerville, instituted action at law against L. R. Broyhill and Glens Falls Insurance Company, surety on Broyhill’s bond, hereinafter at times called defendants, to recover on the bond the sum of $2,137.83, with interest from August 24, 1955, as evidenced by an account of five items. At the conclusion of Somerville’s evidence, the court sustained defendants’ motion to strike, and upon return of verdict for defendants, judgment was entered accordingly.

On October 11, 1954, Broyhill, a general contractor, with Glens Falls Insurance Company as…