National Surety Co. v. Morand

Opinion by

ESTES, C.

In 1916, George M. Morand sued one D. B. Justice in the county court of Lincoln county and caused an attachment to be issued' and levied upon the property of Justice. On the second day thereafter, Justice executed a bond to discharge the attachment under the statute, which was approved by the sheriff and the property released to Justice. The condition of the bond was that the defendant should well and truly discharge and perform the judgment of the court in that action. The bond was for double the amount of plaintiff’s claim and was signed by one surety, who duly gualified…