Supreme Court of Pennsylvania May 3, 1880 (Allen v. Kellam)

Mr. Justice Sterrett

delivered the opinion of the court,

The Act of 1836, relating to bail in error, provides that execution shall not be stayed unless the plaintiff in such writ, or some one on his behalf with sufficient sureties, shall become bound by recognisance with condition to prosecute the writ of error with effect, &c.