Croy v. Busenbark

— The complaint in this case represented that the defendant Emmons Busenbark, on the 26th day of April, 1875, recovered a judgment in the court below against, one Squire Clark, for $863.90; that afterward, on the 28th day of June, 1875, Edwin Clark and' William J. Krug became replevin bail for the payment of such judgment, and that at the same time some person unknown to, and without the consent of, the plaintiff, Frederick Ci’oy, signed his name to the entry of replevin bail on such judgment as co-obligor with the said Edwin Clark and William *49J. Krug; that an execution had been issued on…