Haile v. Oliver

Citations

• 52 Tex. 443
• 1880 Tex. LEXIS 12

Syllabus

<p>1. Statutory bond.—A statutory bond on which summary judgment may be taken without notice to the sureties, must, to be valid, substantially conform to the statute.</p> <p>2. Replevy bond.—The right to give a replevy bond, under the statute regulating sequestrations, is limited to the parties to the suit. (Paschal’s Dig., arts. 5100, 5101.)</p> <p>3. Landlord—Replevy bond.—If the Landlord can execute a replevy bond for his tenant in possession who is sued, lie can do so only with the consent of the tenant, and after he has in some proper mode been entered on the record as a party to the proceeding in which the bond is given.</p> <p>4. Replevy bond.—When the levy is upon both personal and real property, a replevin bond, conditioned as required by statute in cases of levy on personal property alone, is invalid.</p>