Chase v. Ries

California Supreme Court Nov 8, 1858 No. No. 2169Published

Before: Baldwin, Field, Terry

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Holding. The court held that no liability attached to the defendants under the appeal bond because the underlying judgment was reversed rather than affirmed.

Issues

Whether liability attached to the defendants under an appeal bond conditioned upon the affirmance of the judgment.

Disposition. Affirmed

Quotations verified verbatim against the opinion

“the judgment appealed from was reversed, with directions to the court below to enter a different judgment; consequently no liability attached to defendants under the conditions of the bond.”

Synopsis

APPEAL from Fourteenth Judicial District, Sierra County.

TERRY, C. J. — This is an action on an appeal bond executed by defendants conditioned to pay the judgment appealed from if the same should be affirmed by the appellate court.

It appears from the record that the judgment appealed from was reversed, with directions to the court below to enter a different judgment; consequently no liability attached to defendants under the conditions of the bond.

Judgment affirmed.

We concur: Baldwin, J.; Field, J.

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