125 Ga. 472 | Ga. | 1906
(After stating the facts.) The execution sought to be enjoined issued upon a- decree, the validity of which is attacked
Nor do the securities on the bond given to the complaining creditors in order to vacate the order appointing a receiver stand on a footing different from that of the principal obligors. The liability of these sureties was fixed by the decree entered against their principals; they were nominal parties to the case and as such became bound by the decree. If the decree be valid as to the principal obligors, it is likewise binding on the sureties. Price v. Carlton, 121 Ga. 23. The refusal to grant the injunction was proper.
Judgment affirmed.