Ottoman

This is an appeal by the plaintiff from a judgment entered in favor of the defendants, who were sued as sureties on an undertaking given by them to release an attachment. The attachment suit was commenced in the superior court of Los Angeles County on September 7, 1920, by the Collection Service Corporation, as assignee of Montgomery & Mathi Company, against Abrams & Cole, a copartnership, and others, to recover the' sum of $1,533.01, alleged to have b~en due and owing for merchandise sold and delivered. The defendants in. the attachment suit demurred to the complaint, and after the overruling of the demurrer filed their answer on October 14, 1920, denying all of the material allegations of the complaint. Before the cause came to trial, however, and on July 27, 1921, the parties to the suit, by themselves and by their attorneys, executed a written agreement, which was thereafter filed as a stipulation in the case. By this stipulation defendants admitted liability in the sum of $1,473.97, and promised to pay the same in installments of $200 on or before August 2, 1921, and $50 the first of each succeeding month, with interest at six per cent. Time was expressly made of the essence,…