Supreme Court of New Hampshire January 15, 1860 (Haydock v. Duncan)
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United States · · · 15-01-1860
Bell, C. J.
The bond was executed in the name of the appellant, by his attorney in court. It is objected that as such he has no authority to sign and execute a bond. A power to execute a sealed instrument must be under seal, and it has been so held in the case cited by the counsel.
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