Rogers v. Brooks

Engeish, Ch. J.:

Under the statute, where a.decree for money, stayed by an appeal bond, is affirmed, a decree goes against the sureties in the appeal bond, as a matter of course.. If tbe clerk omits to enter the decree against the sureties at the time of entering the decree of affirmance against the appellant, it may afterwards be entered nune pro tune. The sureties, having made themselves parties to the suit by entering into the appeal bond, are not entitled to notice before decree against them. White v. Prigmore, 29 Ark., 208.

In this case there was a personal decree rendered against Rogers,…