Mexican National Construction Co. v. Reusens — SCOTUS Brief (1885)
[Reusens SCOTUS Case (1885)] That the Cir- “euit Judge personally took the oaths of the sure- ties on said last mentioned bond, and’ examined each of them as to his sufficiency, and after such examination, approved the bond and signed the citation ; that since such security was accepted — as aforesaid, the circumstances of the ease, or of the parties, or of the sureties upon the bond, or of ‘79 the Fidelity and Casualty Company, have not changed to the knowledge of this deponent so as to in anywise impair the security. Se eis RO ME TRI ae OT THEODORE F. H. MEYER. Subseribed and sworn to ) before me this 10th of April, 1886. | | [u..s.| THko. H. FRIEND, | Notary Publie : —Inand for the City and County of New York. U.S. CIRCUIT COURT, SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF NEW YORK. ~ GUILLAUME REUSENS VS. THE Mexican NATIONAL Con- STRUCTION COMPANY. SOUTHERN District oF NEw York, } oie City and ‘County of New York, §°~"° THEODORE F.. H.