Dana v. . Howe
New York Court of Appeals
*3071 Appeal by the defendant from an order made by J the supreme court at a general term in the 5th district. The case is sufficiently stated in the opinion.
1Opinion of the CourtJohnson, J.
This action was commenced in 1852, upon a bond executed by the defendant, in the penalty of $500, conditioned that one Webb should faithfully account for and pay to the obligees all money that should be paid to him belonging to the obligees, and in all things honestly discharge the duties of an agent of the obligees. Issues of fact were joined in the action, and it was referred to a referee to hear and determine the whole issue therein; it was heard, and the referee directed a judgment to be entered for the plaintiffs “ for the sum of $500, the penalty of the bond, with taxable costs ; and a…
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