Lowe v. Derrick
Supreme Court of Alabama
Error to Madison County court. Attachment. — The error assigned, in this case, was that the court below, on motion, quashed the attachment for a defect in the bond.
1Opinion of the CourtCollier, C. J.
It is conceded by the counsel for the defendant in error, that the opinion of the court, at its present term, in Alford vs. Johnson, is decisive to show the judgment of the County court is erroneous, but he insists that the attachment bond does not conform to the act of the twenty-third December, eighteen hundred and thirty-seven — (Acts of 1837, p. 62.)
By the first section of that act, it is enacted “ that the condition of all bonds, executed by all persons suing out original attachments, shall, and is hereby declared to be, to prosecute such attachment with effect, and pay the defendant all…
2Cases cited1 opinion
- Lowry v. StoweSupreme Court of Alabama · 1838
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