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| − | out the first session of the Bill as printed - and also from their amendment by which they struck out the tenth section of the printed bill - and that the Senate concur with the House in retaining said sections with an amendment of the tenth section, by adding at the end thereof "provided however that in no case shall judgment be entered against the surety in any such bond for a greater sum than the original debt, cost and interest, with costs of suit; but a separate judgment may be entered against the principal for the penalty of the Bond in case the escape be willful." | + | out the first session of the Bill as printed - and also from their amendment by which they struck out the tenth section of the printed bill - and that the Senate concur with the House in retaining said sections with an amendment of the tenth section, by adding at the end thereof "provided however that in no case shall judgment be entered against the surety in any such bond for a greater sum than the original debt, cost and interest, with costs of suit; but a separate judgment may be entered against the principal for the penalty of the Bond in case the escape be willful." And the Committee also proposed to amend the new section called the twentieth section at A – by striking out all the part following A and by inserting the words "to be set off according to law." – : and the sections have been accordingly numbered anew. |
Which report was read and accepted. | Which report was read and accepted. | ||
The Senate adjourned. | The Senate adjourned. | ||
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[172] [1822 Feb. 5] out the first session of the Bill as printed - and also from their amendment by which they struck out the tenth section of the printed bill - and that the Senate concur with the House in retaining said sections with an amendment of the tenth section, by adding at the end thereof "provided however that in no case shall judgment be entered against the surety in any such bond for a greater sum than the original debt, cost and interest, with costs of suit; but a separate judgment may be entered against the principal for the penalty of the Bond in case the escape be willful." And the Committee also proposed to amend the new section called the twentieth section at A – by striking out all the part following A and by inserting the words "to be set off according to law." – : and the sections have been accordingly numbered anew.
Which report was read and accepted.
The Senate adjourned.