Summers v. Glancey

Domestic attachment. In this case it appears that the defendant moved to quash the writ, on the ground that it appeared from the condition of the bond, that the writ was issued before the bond was filed in the clerk’s office; and that the plaintiff 'then moved the Court to permit the clerk to endorse upon the bond, nunc jaro tunc, that the same was filed, executed, acknowledged, and approved, according to law, before the writ issued. The Court sustained the defendant’s motion, and quashed the writ, refused the plaintiff’s motion, and further refused, upon the plaintiff’s introducing…