Prince v. Wood

1. The contention as to bar by election of a different remedy is without merit. “The plaintiff may pursue any number of consistent concurrent remedies against different persons until he obtains a satisfaction from some of them.” Civil Code, § 5522. “A , rule absolute against the sheriff, ordering liim to pay over money, is neither, an extinguishment of his official 'security, nor a bar to a suit against his sureties. It is but one of several remedies which the injured party may use successively, until he obtains- satisfaction.” Crawford v. Word, 7 Ga. 445. See, on this subject generally,…