Murray v. Ginsberg

The complaint alleged the institution of an action by the appellee against J. H. Plirschfeld, the issue of a writ of attachment in the suit; the seizure of property by virtue of the writ; the execution by the attachment defendant, with the appellant and James Naser as sureties, of a redelivery undertaking in due statutory form, by virtue of which the property attached was released; the subsequent recovery of judgment against Hirschfeld; the nonpayment of the judgment ; a demand upon the appellant and Naser for the redelivery of the attached property, and their refusal to deliver it: The…