Rutherford v. Rountree
Supreme Court of Georgia
Bankruptcy. Principal and Surety. Evidence. Before Judge Mershon. Houston Superior Court. October Term, 1881. ' Reported in the decision.
1Opinion of the Court
Speer, Justice.
On the 23d September, 1873, the plaintiff in error sued out a distress warrant against the defendant, claiming the sum of eight hundred and ninety-seven dollars, as principal, besides interest, for rent. The warrant was levied upon certain property of the defendant, whereupon he *726tendered his affidavit, under the statute, denying the amount distrained for was due, and replevied the property levied on by entering into a bond, with one W. Bronson as security, "conditioned well and truly to pay the eventual condemnation money in said case.” The papers were returned to the superior…
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