People ex rel. Muir v. Judge of the Superior Court ( 1873 )

The Court

held that the bond was sufficient, as there could be no mistake from the whole instrument as to who were the parties that were obligated to perform the conditions and cause the papers, etc., to be filed in the superior court; and that after the papers were filed and the conditions of the bond fully performed the bond became functus officio, and any such irregularities- in it would not thereafter warrant a dismissal of the cause.

Writ granted.