Tormey

Tormey v. Miller

Good Law
1916 Cal. App. LEXIS 424·31 Cal. App. 469·160 P. 858
Court of Appeal of CaliforniaSeptember 19, 1916Civ. No. 1547.California3,761 words

Opinion

Lead Opinion

Hart, J.

The defendant in this action was awarded judgment, from which this appeal, supported by a bill of exceptions and a stipulation admitting as true certain facts, is prosecuted by the plaintiff.

The facts as agreed upon by the stipulation of the parties are with accuracy synoptically stated in the opening brief of counsel for the plaintiff, and we, therefore, adopt said statement thereof, together with the statement of the legal propositions submitted here for decision by the appellant.

“Appellant brought an action in the superior court of this state for Butte County, against respondent, for goods sold and delivered. A writ of attachment was issued in said action directed to the sheriff of Butte County and placed in his hands for execution. A bond was thereafter made, executed and delivered, and thereupon the attachment was released and discharged. By the obligation of said bond, the sureties undertook ‘that if the said plaintiff shall recover judgment in said action we will pay to the said plaintiff upon demand the amount of said judgment together with the costs not exceeding in all the sum of $1200, gold coin of the United States. ’

‘ ‘ Thereafter, and within four months of the…

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