If the bond or sureties given by the defendant, or any claimant of the property, or garnishee or other person, be insufficient, then the sheriff or other officer shall be subject to the same judgment with the surety in such bond as if he were cosurety thereon. And the court or judge, being satisfied that such bond is not a sufficient security, may order process to seize the property for which the bond was given; and when seized it shall be dealt with as provided by law upon its seizure in the first instance under attachment. Codes, 1880, § 2465; 1892, § 158; 1906, § 162; Hemingway's 1917, § 154; 1930, § 152; 1942, § 2708. If the bond or sureties given by the defendant, or any claimant of the property, or garnishee or other person, be insufficient, then the sheriff or other officer shall be subject to the same judgment with the surety in such bond as if he were cosurety thereon. And the court or judge, being satisfied that such bond is not a sufficient security, may order process to seize the property for which the bond was given; and when seized it shall be dealt with as provided by law upon its seizure in the first instance under attachment. Codes, 1880, § 2465; 1892, § 158; 1906, § 162; Hemingway's 1917, § 154; 1930, § 152; 1942, § 2708. If the bond or sureties given by the defendant, or any claimant of the property, or garnishee or other person, be insufficient, then the sheriff or other officer shall be subject to the same judgment with the surety in such bond as if he were cosurety thereon. And the court or judge, being satisfied that such bond is not a sufficient security, may order process to seize the property for which the bond was given; and when seized it shall be dealt with as provided by law upon its seizure in the first instance under attachment. Codes, 1880, § 2465; 1892, § 158; 1906, § 162; Hemingway's 1917, § 154; 1930, § 152; 1942, § 2708. If the bond or sureties given by the defendant, or any claimant of the property, or garnishee or other person, be insufficient, then the sheriff or other officer shall be subject to the same judgment with the surety in such bond as if he were cosurety thereon. And the court or judge, being satisfied that such bond is not a sufficient security, may order process to seize the property for which the bond was given; and when seized it shall be dealt with as provided by law upon its seizure in the first instance under attachment. Codes, 1880, § 2465; 1892, § 158; 1906, § 162; Hemingway's 1917, § 154; 1930, § 152; 1942, § 2708.
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