Diehl and Tutt v. Knight

delivered the opinion of the Court.(1) The object of1 the bill was to enjoin executions upon two judgments entered in the criminal court at Memphis, it being’ alleged that said judgments were void because complainants were not served with legal process.

The complainants were sureties upon two bail bonds, one for $1000 and the other for $250'. On November 18, 1924, conditional judgments of forfeiture were entered upon said bonds.

Scire facias issued forthwith and a return was made that complainants were not to be found.

Alias scire facias were then issued and were returned on May 9 and 11, 1925,…