McIntyre v. White

This suit was instituted by attachment, which was levied on the goods of defendant. He appeared and moved to quash the attachment, and the motion was sustained. The grounds of the motion do not distinctly appear in the record, but are shown by the assignment of errors to have been, because the bond does not conform to the statute, and it is conceded in argument that this was the point on which the case turned. If the bond is good, the court erred, but if it is not, the judgment must be sustained.

The bond is in strict conformity to the fourteenth section of the attachment law, but it is said…