Hannah v. Lovelace-Young Lumber Co.

The questions raised by the demurrers, as well as the errors complained of on the trial, are so intimately connected as to be practically indivisible. We shall treat-them together, for they are thus argued by counsel for both sides. Counsel for defendant, in their brief state: “The questions involved, broadly stated, are three. First, was the bond taken such an one as the act of 1916 required? Second, was mandamus the proper remedy.in the ease at bar? Third, mandamus being the proper remedy and *858tlie petition having set out a case requiring the issuance of the writ, is the judgment of the…