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1 Va. 273

Pleasants v. Lewis

Court of Appeals of Virginia

Decided October 15, 1794

Court of Appeals of Virginia · decided 1794-10-15

This was an appeal from a judgment of the District Court of Charlottesville, overruling a motion made by the appellants, upon a bond given by the appellee, upon the service of *an execution, conditioned for the delivery of 1000 bushels of wheat, at the day, and at the time of sale appointed by the sheriff.

Decided 1794-10-15

The PRESIDENT.

¶1The condition of the bond was not performed by the partial delivery stated in the record, and of course the penalty became forfeited.

¶2The judgment must therefore be reversed, and the cause remitted to the District Court, to proceed to judgment on the bond, allowing credit for any money, which may be proved to have been paid to the appellants, or to have been raised by the sale of any part of the wheat delivered.

¶3Judgment reversed.

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