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BOND ON TEMPORARY RESTRAINING ORDER KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS that we, __________ and __________, as principal and ___________, as surety, are held and firmly bind unto __________, __________, __________ and __________, Defendants in the above-styled and numbered civil action, in the sum of $__________, to be paid to said Defendants upon proof of injury or damage pursuant thereto which payment we bind ourselves from our successors and assignees, jointly and severally. Whereas, the said Plaintiffs in the above-styled and numbered civil action have obtained from the _____________ Court of _____________County, _____________ a Temporary Restraining Order against __________, __________ and __________ upon condition that Plaintiffs execute and file a good and sufficient bond for the payment of such costs, damages, and reasonable attorney's fees as may be incurred or suffered by said Defendants if they are found to have been injured by being wrongfully enjoined or restrained; NOW, THEREFORE, the condition of this obligation is such that if the Stacks shall pay such costs, damages, and reasonable attorney's fees as may have been incurred by __________, __________, __________, and __________ if they are found to have been injured by being wrongfully enjoined or restrained by such Temporary Restraining Order, then this obligation shall be void; otherwise, it shall remain in full force and effect. WITNESS our signatures and execution of this Bond on this the _______ day of __________, ________.
. On the 15th may, 1869 the above bonds, made in the name of the " stacks “, were filed with the county records from the county court clerk of Gutenberg county, and on the 15th august, 1869 an affidavit was filed by, and bound with the bond from the county court. It's not hard to see why this was so popular. You signed a pledge to pay a bunch of money, and there was a little paper document that showed you signed that oath under oath before a judge, and gave all the details of that pledge. In the first case, we have the court of law saying you have a right to go after this guy to get your money back, and we'll even send some people over to collect it. And then the court said it's binding, and you've given all this information about this bond. That was really powerful for most people. Now it was a bit different when that bond was in place against the stacks of whiskey. It wasn't enough that they had an injunction to take whiskey to your place and steal it, but there was also a bond. That was really a new concept, and people thought, well, if we get on that, we've got to do the exact same thing. That was really exciting for folks in the country. In the end, the people won in the end and the banks just never found the money they needed to pay this bond. I really think this really became a turning point in the state. People really felt it was the right thing to do; it was going to work, it was going to save the county a lot of money. Muhlenberg county court documents muhlenberg county bank records, 1869 muhlenberg county courthouse, 1860s muhlenberg county courthouse, 1950s muhlenberg county courthouse, 1880s muhlenberg county courthouse, 1910s muhlenberg county courthouse, 1920s muhlenberg county courthouse, 1950s muhlenberg county courthouse, 1960s this document is one that I got from a friend, who told me that he received it from a guy that lived in the area who worked in the courthouse. She got it from a man that I've asked to sign off on it because he knew someone who had worked at the courthouse, and she was working at the courthouse. We've never come across a.