State v. Hazzard
Indiana Supreme Court
From Henry Circuit Court; J. W. Macy, Special Judge. Action by The State of Indiana against George Hazzard and another. From a judgment for defendants, plaintiff appeals.
1Opinion of the CourtMonks, J.
Appellant brought this action against appellees, on a forfeited recognizance. Appellees’ demurrer for want of facts to the complaint was sustained, and judgment was rendered on demurrer against appellant.
The only error assigned calls in question the action of the court in sustaining said demurrer.
It appears- from the complaint that appellee Hazzard, who was in custody in the Henry Circuit Court, on a charge of forgery, executed, with appellee Moueh as surety, what is known as a continuing recognizance for his appearance in the court below at its next term, and each succeeding term thereof,…
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