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SPALDING v. THE PEOPLE OF THE ST. OF N.Y
U.S. Supreme Court
Jan 1, 1844
An appeal bond given to the people or to the relator is good, and if forfeited, may be sued upon by either.
But Mr. Justice STORY delivered the opinion of the court, and said that the bond was good, and, if forfeited, might be sued upon in the name of the people or of the relator, at the option of the government.
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