30 Miss. 45 | Miss. | 1855
delivered the opinion of the court.
The only point presented for decision in this case is, whether an administrator who entered into an injunction bond, as required by the chancellor’s fiat, with condition to pay the amount of the adverse party’s debt, in case the injunction shall be dissolved, is liable upon such bond, according to its condition.
We have been referred to the decisions of this court, holding that an administrator is entitled to his appeal or writ of error, without giving bond, as in other cases. While we admit the full force of these decisions, we at the same time do not regard them as applicable to the case now before the court. It is the administrator’s right to appeal or prosecute a writ of error, if a judgment or
Judgment reversed, demurrer overruled, and cause remanded.