Quinn v. Mumm

l. Landlord and taSíment f^delivery bond: validity. In March, 1915, plaintiff herein began action to recover from one Adolph Mumm a sum alleged to be due and , unpaid on account of rent of real property, and in aid of his claim sued out a landlord’s writ of attachment, which was levied upon certain personal property. The said Adolph Mumm resisted the claim, and, desiring to relieve the property from the lien of the levy before the cause came on for trial, delivered to the sheriff his bond with the present defendant as surety thereon, conditioned that, if the attachment defendant should…