61 Ga. 197 | Ga. | 1878
It appears from the record and bill of exceptions, that McCullough as principal, and Rich as his security, entered into a recognizance, in which it was recited that the grand jury had found a true bill against the said McCullough for the offense of misdemeanor, and conditioned for his personal appearance at the city court to be held in the county of Fulton on the 16th of April, 1877, and to abide his trial and the judgment of the court in said case, etc., which recognizance was duly forfeited for the non-appearance of said McCullough, whereupon a sevre facias- issued upon saidrecogni-’ zance, in which it was recited that the condition of said recognizance was that the said McCullough should appear at the city court aforesaid on the 16th day of April, 1877, to answer for the offense of a misdemeanor, and that he failed to-appear, etc., and he, and his security, were required to show cause why judgment should not be entered up against them for the penalty of said recognizance. The recognizance was forfeited at the June term of the court, 1877, and the sevre facias was made returnable to the December term
Let the judgment of the court below be affirmed.