Brantley v. Baker
Brantley v. Baker
Opinion of the Court
1. The giving of a bond is a condition precedent to the return of the papers to court for trial, where an affidavit of illegality is tendered to the execution issued on the foreclosure of a chattel mortgage; and if the bond be not conditioned substantially as the statute requires, the papers ought not to be returned to court and the sale suspended. Code, §3976; 61 Ga., 390, 391.
2. The condition of the bond prescribed by the statute is “for the return of the property when called for by the levying officer.” This requirement is not met by a bond the condition of which is that the defendant “should return the property * * to the levying officer, in case the issue formed on the affidavit of illegality * * should be
•Judgment affirmed.
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