4 Willson 288 | Tex. App. | 1890
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§ 190. Appeal bond; description of judgment in, held sufficient; surety on replevy bond, against whom justice has rendered judgment, may be surety on appeal bond of his principal. Caspary sued appellant on an account in justice court and caused an attachment to issue and be levied. In the justice court there was rendered a judgment for plaintiff for the amount sued for, and a foreclosure of the attachment lien. The judgment further provided “ that the defendant, Witten, having replevied the property seized under attachment issued herein, with S. C. H. Witten, M; L. Harrington, P. L. Witten,” etc., naming many others, “it is therefore ordered, adjudged and decreed by the court that the plaintiff, J. A. Caspary, do have and recover of the defendant, C. P. Wit-ten, and his sureties (naming them), the sum of $123.43, and all costs.” Witten appealed to the county court, and gave an appeal bond. In the county court the appeal was dismissed because the bond was fatally defective.
Reversed and remanded.