Thurman v. Morgan
Supreme Court of Virginia
Appeal from decree of circuit court of Wythe county, entered 15th March, 1884, in a chancery cause therein pending under the style of Henderlite, trustee, against Abijah Thomas and als.
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Appeal from decree of circuit court of Wythe county, entered 15th March, 1884, in a chancery cause therein pending under the style of Henderlite, trustee, against Abijah Thomas and als. By the decree complained of, an order was entered, on a rule to show cause against Thomas H. Thurman, George S. Smith, George D. Smith, and W. D. Wilmore, who were sureties of said Henderlite on his official bond as receiver in said cause, for the payment of the sum of $3,663.53, with interest from 3d September, 1878, until paid, and costs. From this decree the said sureties, Thurman and als., obtained from…
1Opinion of the Court
Lewis, P.,
delivered the opinion of the court:
By a decree of the circuit court of Wythe county, entered at its September term, 1878, in the chancery cause therein pending of “ Henderlite, trustee, against Thomas and others,” Geo. W. Henderlite was appointed receiver with authority to collect a certain bond and invest the proceeds. The decree required the receiver, before proceeding to act under it, to enter into a bond before the clerk of the court, with good security, in the penalty of $8,000, conditioned according to law. Henderlite executed the required bond with the appellants as his…
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