Brown v. Evans
United States Circuit Court
Motion to Recall Execution.
1Opinion of the CourtSabin, J.
This is a motion made by defendant to recall an execution issued in this action, February 8, 1883, upon the- ground that the same was prematurely and improvidently issued. The defendant tenders a supersedeas bond, in double the amount of the judgment herein, with .good and sufficient sureties, as admitted by plaintiff’s counsel, and advises the court of his purpose of suing out a writ of error in this action, which may serve as a supersedeas in this court, as soon as his bill of exceptions is settled and allowed, and of giving the security required, to the end that the case may be reviewed in…
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