County Treasurer v. Burr
1 Root 392
Opinion
'Whether the justice ought to have imprisoned him had he refused to give bond with that condition in it, in case he had tendered a bond conditioned to appear before said court, and answer to said complaint, is not necessary to be decided in this case; it is clear that the bond is a lawful bond, taken according to the usual form, and the defendants are holden by it.
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County Treasurer v. Burr, 1 Root 392 (Colo. 1792).
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