Booth v. Saunders

Saunders presented a petition to the judge of the superior court, in vacation, alleging, that Booth had instituted against him, in the county court of one of 'the counties of the circuit of such judge, a bail-trover ease; that the petitioner was unable to give the bond required by law, and also unable to produce all of the property sued for; that when the -ease came on for trial, the plaintiff having failed to establish the allegations of the petition, a nonsuit was granted, but notice of certiorari was given and the defendant ivas remanded to .jail. The prayer of the petition was that the…