Summary

Samuel Nelson Kail v. Wetmore Same — Opinion of the Court

Curry, except the signing and service of the citation.
But the decisive objections to the regularity of the proceedings are as it respects the description of the parties. There are but three persons plaintiffs in error. In one of the cases the citation contains four. In the other the names in the citation are altogether different from those in the writ of error, and the bond given in each case to stay the execution misdescribes the parties to the judgment, reciting but one person as plaintiff in error, when there are three.
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