¶1The case of Edmonds v. Green, 1 Rand. 44. is in point and decisive. The confession of judgement on the forthcoming bond, was a release of all previous errors in the proceedings, if any there were.
¶2Judgement affirmed.
3 Va. 681
Decided May 15, 1832
Supreme Court of Virginia · decided 1832-05-15
Timberlake having recovered a judgement against Stanard, for debt and costs in the county court of Spottsylvania, sued out a writ of fieri facias thereon, which was returned nulla bona: and thirteen years after the return of that execution, without any proceeding in the interval, he sued out a capias ad respondendum on the judgement; which being served on Stanard, he delivered property to the sheriff in discharge of his body, and gave a forthcoming bond for the delivery of…
Relies on Edmonds v. Green
Decided 1832-05-15
¶1The case of Edmonds v. Green, 1 Rand. 44. is in point and decisive. The confession of judgement on the forthcoming bond, was a release of all previous errors in the proceedings, if any there were.
¶2Judgement affirmed.