Barnett v. Vanmeter
Indiana Court of Appeals
From the Washington Circuit Court. ■
1Opinion of the CourtReinhard, C. J.
Daniel Barnett, the appellant’s decedent, in his lifetime, recovered a judgment in the Jackson Circuit Court, against the appellee Vanmeter. The latter appealed to the Supreme Court and executed an appeal bond, with the other appellees as his sureties. The Supreme Court affirmed the judgment. This action is by the appellant as administratrix de bonis non of said Daniel Barnett’s estate, and seeks the recovery of the penalty on such bond, the breach thereof being duly alleged in the complaint.
The appellees answered in three paragraphs. The first of these, which was the general denial, was…
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