Hanby v. Cahaba Coal Co.
Supreme Court of Alabama
Appeal from Circuit Court, Jefferson County; E. C. Crow, Ju'dge. Action by Emma J. Hanby against tbe Ca'baba Coal Company and others. Decree dismissing the bill, and complainant appeals.
1Opinion of the CourtSayre, J.
In March, 1912, J. D. Hanby, complainant’s assignor, recovered judgment in the city court of Birmingham against the Cahaba Coal Company, a corporation. The defendant there took an appeal, superseding the judgment by a bond on which J. W. Miller, R. O. Middleton, and G. M. Bowers were sureties. Through error the sureties on this bond were certified in the transcript on appeal as J. W. Miller, B. G. Middleton, and G. M. Brown. In the Court of Appeals a judgment of affirmance, with costs and damages, was rendered against the appellant there and its sureties on appeal as nominated in the…
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