· 2/15/1867
Woodruff v. Bacon
Citations
- 34 Conn. 181
How courts have described this case
Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.
- stating “[t]he very purpose of the bond was ... to make the sureties responsible for the appearance of the defendant at the proper time”
- stating \[t]he very purpose of the bond was . . . to make the sureties responsible for the appearance of the defendant at the proper time\
- “The very purpose of the bond [is] ... to make the sureties responsible for the appearance of the defendant at the proper time.”
- “[t]he very purpose of the bond was not to enrich the treasury of [the] County, but to make the sureties responsible for the appearance of the defendant at the proper time”
- “the very purpose of the bond was not to enrich the treasury of [the] County, but to make the sureties responsible for the appearance of the defendant at the proper time”
- “[t]he very purpose of the bond was not to enrich the treasury of [the] County, but to make the sureties responsible for the appearance of the defendant at the proper time”
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Judges: Park
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