3 Wend. 184 | N.Y. Sup. Ct. | 1829
By the Court,
The learned judge appears to me to have erred in two particulars ; 1. In stating that a voluntary execution of the limit bond to the defendant by Ranny, after he had been discharged from the limits by Poucher, the plaintiff, would constitute him a prisoner to the defendant, so that the defendant would be liable for any subsequent escape. 2. In stating, that although the jury might be satisfied that Poucher had discharged Ranny from the lim