Adams v. Taylor

W. B. Adams, appellee, brought suit against John W. Taylor, appellant, before a justice of the peace of Christian county, in which, on a trial had January 19, 1922, before the court and a jury, a verdict was rendered in favor of appellee for the sum of $140, whereupon appellant, John W. Taylor, prayed an appeal to the circuit court of said county and the justice fixed the amount of the appeal bond at $310.50. On January 24, 1922, appellant, John W. Taylor, as principal, and appellant, Leslie J. Taylor, as surety, executed an appeal bond, the conditions of which are as follows:

“The condition…