Nickey v. State Ex Rel. Attorney-General

I adhere to my dissent rendered heretofore, and reported in 145 So. at page 634 et seq. In this case the proceeding in the chancery court was for both an attachment of the property and a personal judgment for the amount of taxes due thereon according to the assessment roll. The process was by publication to nonresidents, but the living defendants in the bill appeared and filed an answer, challenging the assessment, and denying personal liability. The property had been seized by the attachment proceedings, and the defendants gave a bond to have the attachment released, by which they bound…