Ex parte Hurlburt

New York Supreme Court

Ex parte Hurlburt

8 Cow. 138

DecidedFebruary 15, 1828

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Ex parte Hurlburt, 8 Cow. 138 (N.Y. Super. Ct. 1828).

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Curia.

It does not lie with the appellee, to object that the bond is better than the statute gives him; though it do not exactly follow the statute. The provision for surrender is in favor of the appellant, which he may clearly waive. The statute says the penalty of the bond must be in double the amount of the judgment; but we have often held that it may be for more.

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Curia.

It does not lie with the appellee, to object that the bond is better than the statute gives him; though it do not exactly follow the statute. The provision for surrender is in favor of the appellant, which he may clearly waive. The statute says the penalty of the bond must be in double the amount of the judgment; but we have often held that it may be for more.

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