78 Me. 164 | Me. | 1886
Case, to recover costs of the defendant, as indorser of a writ.
By the act of 1821, c. 59, § 8, Avrits in certain cases Avere-required to be indorsed. Under that act, the court held that scire facias Avas the proper and only proceeding by Avhich costs
Since the enactment of 1841, no case cited at the bar pretends to hold any other prerequisite necessary to charge an indorser than the provisions of that statute define. The officer’s return, •upon the execution in evidence, complies in every particular with the terms of the statute, and is conclusive evidence of the liability of the indorser. The defendant admits that he indorsed -the writ, and no good reason is shown why he should not abide •the terms of his contract.
Exceptions sustained.