Jeffreys v. Coleman

Citations

• 20 Fla. 536

Syllabus

<p>1. When a suit is commenced by summons and an ancillary attachment is issued upon which property is seized, an order of the court dissolving the attachment is a final judgment from which an appeal lies, such judgment being a final determination of the ancillary proceedings.</p> <p>2. A bond given on suing out a writ of attachment by a copartnership firm, signed and sealed by one of them in the copartnership name, the signing having been authorized by the other by parol or ratified by parol, is a sufficient bond of both partners.</p>