Broome v. Hurst
4 Yeates 123
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Broome v. Hurst, 4 Yeates 123 (Pa. 1804).
Opinion
There is an evident marked distinction between the arrests of ministerial officers, and the acts of the bail in taking up the principal. It has been quaintly said, that the bail have their principal always upon a string, and may pull the string whenever they please, and render him in their own discharge. 6. Mod. 231.
Motion denied.
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