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3 D.C. 115

Wood v. Franklin

Decided May 15, 1827

Debt on a replevin bond given in the suit of Arguelles v. Wood. The declaration set forth the condition of the bond, and averred, 1. That Mrs. Arguelles did not prosecute her writ with effect. 2. That she did not establish a lawful right to the goods replevied. 3. Nor return the goods, although a return was awarded by the court; and 4. That she did not pay the damages and costs adjudged by the court.

Relies on Postmaster-General of the United States v. Cochran

Decided 1827-05-15

¶1And of this opinion was the Court, who rejected the pleas, [nem. con.)

¶2The authorities cited were, Cutler v. Southern, 1 Williams’s Saunders, 116; 2 Chitty’s Plead. 528, note a: Postmaster- General v. Hawkins, 2 Johns. 413; Blackenbury v. Pell, 12 East, 588.

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