McKinney v. Green
Mississippi Supreme Court
Error to the Circuit Court of Issaquena County. Hon C. C. Shackleford, Judge. A. J. Green sued out a distress for rent, which was levied on the personal property of A. Conn, who replevied and gave bond, with J. C. Green and J. P. McKinney as sureties, conditioned to pay and satisfy the judgment of the court.
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Error to the Circuit Court of Issaquena County. Hon C. C. Shackleford, Judge. A. J. Green sued out a distress for rent, which was levied on the personal property of A. Conn, who replevied and gave bond, with J. C. Green and J. P. McKinney as sureties, conditioned to pay and satisfy the judgment of the court. On the trial of that suit the plaintiff in attachment, A. J. Green, obtained a judgment against Conn for rents ($180), but did not take judgment against the sureties on the replevin bond. The judgment was not paid by Conn. This action in covenant was then instituted by A. J. Green against…
1Opinion of the Court
Campbell J.,
delivered the opinion of the court.
Green attached for rent due him by Conn, who replevied "the attached'property, with McKinney and Grace as sureties on his rejDievin bond, according to art. 11, p. 341, Code of 1857. ■Conn was cast in the suit and adjudged to pay Green $180 ■and costs, and had not paid thejudgment, and Green brought this action against the sureties on Conn’s replevin bond, assigning as a breach of its condition that Conn had not performed and satisfied the judgment against him. Among other pleas, the defendants in this action pleaded in bar that a writ of error to…
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