Uhl v. Maiorano
Supreme Court of Connecticut
Action against the surety in a replevin bond, brought to the Court of Common Pleas in New Haven County and tried to the jury before Simpson, J.; verdict for the plaintiff for $162.80, which the court set aside upon failure of the plaintiff to file a remittitur of $154.55, as ordered, and from this judgment the plaintiff appealed.
1Opinion of the CourtBurpee, J.
The plaintiff set forth in his complaint that thirteen pieces of cloth, attached by him as a deputy sheriff, had been taken from him under a writ of replevin; that the defendant, as surety in the bond required before the issue of the writ, became bound to the plaintiff to pay him his damages and costs and to return to him the goods replevied, if the plaintiff in the action of replevin should fail to make his plea good; that in the action of replevin judgment was rendered for this plaintiff to recover the thirteen pieces of cloth replevied, and his costs taxed at $8.25; that upon demand the…
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