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 564 SIXTY-SIXTH CONGRESS. Srss. II. Ch. 153. 1920. pro erty from the District so as to defeat `ust demands against him; or, lfourth, that he has assigned, conveyed, d1sposed_ of, or secreted, or is about to assign, convey, dispose of, or secrete his Efroperty with $“.¥°“3 “’.]?“d§f;i d‘ii“" °1.‘.i2ft2?i‘§i.h$` §£°$E‘L”.im.i°" a2h2.§i§Z.¥$‘.‘i en an rau en ycon e e c _ _ Issue ofwrit- respecting which the action is brouglht, the clerk shall issue a writ of attachment and garnishment to e levied upon so much of the lands tenements, goods, chatt/els,_and cred1ts_of_ the defendant as P,,,,_,,,_ may benecessaigl to sat1sfy_the claim of theuplamtiffz Provided, That B¤¤<1r¤<1¤1r¤<r the jgfamtitfhlgh first Htl; m the clerk: 0 ce a bloiid, egecniteld by ` or ‘ agent wi seciuityto eapprove ytecer· m twice the amount of,his claim, conditioned to make good to the ,defendant all costs and damages which he may sustain by reason of the ° }7 wr§ngf;1l_su1ng opt oftthe gggachiixlient. _ _ H th f s g ou sec 1on an msertm m eu ereo: x130ii3°iis§iizei,me¤d- “gE0. 455._RELEAs1!:s.—Either the degendant or the person in umn: Emmaus. from the attachment, after it has been taken into the custody of the marshal and the writ has been returned, by giving the undertaking required of him as aforesaid, with security to be approved by the New undertaking ir Court, , ,. arstexcepted w. The plamtiff may except to the sufficiemx of the undertaking accepted as aforesai by the_marshal and, if e exceptions be sustamed, the court shall require a new undertaking, with sufficient surgvy, pgnanélay tlpls be éiagliegl, igfdefaultlof which_ edslgall {be lgable to ep on o ci on orany osssustame ytepain- By undertaking ,0 tifI‘through such default. _ _ _ court- ‘ Either the defendant or the person in whose possession credits greéaigached mg y obtain a gnllease of the iame from gh; atiiachment y ganunert gwi securityto eapprove ytecourt. mbmty on iudg_ "If property or credits attached be released upon an undertaking mem. given as aforesaid, and judgment in the action be rendered m favor of tneglplamtiff, it shall be a joint `udgment against both the defendant and persons m said nndertalsing for the appraised value of the New section prcéperty or the amount of the credits." ' f H y mserting immediately after section 479, a new section, as 0,, ,,,, ,, o ows: t¤§_jy$gf3;¤dp_ 1;, “Sec. 479a, In all cases where, by the provisions of this code, a amended. bond IS required from an executor, administrator, admmistrator cum tcstamento annexo, administrator de bonis non, guardian, committee, collector, trustee,_receiver, assignee for the benefit of §L°S§££.‘2’e%L.2“<§ $§"i$i.’}§`é‘Z"$i’e.§*’*’°»§"°° .°§¤§°.?'“i.°d ti? “¥° um 18 o em er ereo rom, ece. or where_a bond is required from any to a cause or {proceeding pelnidling mdsuch ciourt, such bond sh be; 1:) Llgeggrgibo an underta g, un er sea in a max1mum amoun e y e court (—,,,,,m,,,,, 0; ,,,,,1,,. conditioned as reduired by law the surety or sureties therein sub: ¤¤—*¤¤¤· mitting themselves to the jurisdiction of the co1u·t and undertaking for themselves and each of them, their and each of their heirs, executors, administrators, successors, and assigns to_ abide by and perform the judgment or decree of the court in the premises, and further agreeing that, upon default by the pr1nc1pa_ m any of the conditions thereof, the damages may be ascertained m such manner as the court shall direct; that the court may give judgment_thereon in fayor of any person thereby aggrieved against such principal and sureties for thegiarniages suzffered gr sus§a1u3d_bysig:h aggrieved party, and that suc ju gmen may e ren ere in said cause or r d` t _ all or any of the parties whose names are thereto sl? 03;; mg agams pg;g*;*;*,°§gd :a’§§g;’_$‘ "And the said Supreme Court of the District oflildlumbia and its respective special terms, be, and they are hereby, vested with and
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