Jones v. General Motors Acceptance Corp.
115 So. 201, 149 Miss. 164
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Jones v. General Motors Acceptance Corp., 115 So. 201, 149 Miss. 164 (Mich. 1928).
Opinion
delivered the opinion of the court.
The execution by the appellant of the forthcoming bond waived any defect in the service of the writ of replevin, constituted an entry by the appellant of his appearance in the cause, and was binding on him and his sureties, although not approved by an officer having the right under the statute so to do.
Affirmed.
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