Wilson v. Root

Wilson and Lowry sued the appellees in the Wayne Common Pleas, and in connection with their action, and as authorized by the code, they took out an attachment against the property of the appellees, and for that purpose executed an undertaking with security, in which they undertook that they would duly prosecute their proceeding in attachment in the action, and pay to the defendants all damages which they might sustain if their proceedings should be wrongful and oppressive. The attachment went into the hands of the sheriff, and by virtue of it he seized six thousand dollars of bank stock owned…