Lindner v. Brock

One Hogan brought replevin to recover from Brock the possession of certain personal property, appraised at something over $3,000. The property was taken on the writ, and delivered to Hogan on his executing and delivering to the officer the statutory replevin bond, in which Lindner, the plaintiff in error, was one of the sureties. Brock was at that time the sheriff of Bay county, and the writ of replevin was executed by the coroner. The sureties in the replevin bond were *620excepted to, and failed to justify, and Hogan offered no other bond. This under the statute entitled Brock to a…