Town of Tumwater v. Hardt

Citations

• 28 Wash. 684
• 69 P. 378
• 1902 Wash. LEXIS 535

Syllabus

<p>■OFFICIAL BONDS — SIGNATURES OF OBLIGORS.</p> <p>An official bond which, was executed by a principal and his sureties by affixing their signatures to the justification which followed immediately after the bond, upon the printed form, instead of signing at the end of the stipulations and conditions, was a valid bond, where the names of the principal and sureties-were set forth in the body of the bond and it had been delivered and accepted by the pbligors and obligee with thé intent that it should constitute a binding obligation. *</p>