Hicks v. Walker Bros.

1. A cause of action dependent for its existence upon a judicial determination finding a certain matter as true in fact, and which has accrued by reason of this judicial finding, may nevertheless be destroyed by a reversal of the finding and a subsequent judicial determination finding the contrary.

2. In a suit in behalf of a plaintiff in fi. fa., seeking to recover for an alleged violation of a forthcoming bond given by ther defendant as a claimant in a claim case, where the right of the plaintiff thus to recover is dependent upon the property in controversy having been adjudicated to be…