§ 25-3-123. Joint or Several Motion
Such motion may be joint or several, at the option of the sureties. Code 1858, § 3621; Shan., § 5386; Code 1932, § 9545; T.C.A. (orig. ed.), § 25-324.
§ 25-3-124. Surety on Confessed Judgment
Sections 25-3-122 — 25-3-134 extend to all cases where the suretyship is upon any acknowledgment or confession of judgment in any court. Code 1858, § 3635; Shan., § 5401; Code 1932, § 9560; T.C.A. (orig. ed.), § 25-325.
§ 25-3-113. Judgment Against Deputy Clerk
The like remedy lies against a deputy clerk in favor of the party aggrieved, as against the clerk. The clerk is entitled to recover by motion against the clerk’s deputy and sureties, in the same way the sheriffs are entitled to recover against their deputies. Code 1858, §§ 3611, 3612 (deriv. Acts 1829, ch. 41, […]
§ 25-3-114. Judgment for Executive Officers
Judgment may, in like manner, be recovered summarily, on motion, in favor of sheriffs, coroners, constables, and other executive officers: Against the obligors on bonds given to indemnify the officer for levying an execution or attachment, or for making sale of property so levied on or attached, after judgment against such officer for making such […]
§ 25-3-115. Jurisdiction of Motion on Bond
The motion on an indemnity bond may be made in any court, having jurisdiction of the amount, in the county in which the bond is given, or in which the court is held from which the process issued for the levy whereof the bond was given, or in the county of the residence of any […]
§ 25-3-116. Jurisdiction of Motion Against Deputy
The motion against the deputy sheriff may be made in any court, having jurisdiction of the amount, in the county in which the bond was executed or in which judgment has been recovered against the principal for the default of the deputy, or in any county in which the deputy, or any one (1) of […]
§ 25-3-117. Judgment Against County Trustee
County trustees are required to pay all just claims against the county as they are presented, if they have money in their hands not otherwise specially appropriated, and, on failure so to do, the party aggrieved may recover judgment by motion against such trustee and any sureties of the trustee, for the amount due, with […]
§ 25-3-118. Motion Against Tax Collector
A motion lies in favor of the party aggrieved, state, county, corporation, or individual, against any county trustee, assessor of property, revenue collector or commissioner, for moneys in official hands officially, and not paid over or accounted for according to law. The recovery on such motion shall be the amount not paid over, with interest, […]
§ 25-3-119. Judgment Against Attorney
Judgment may, in like manner, be had in favor of the party aggrieved against any attorney, upon five (5) days’ notice, for any money collected or received by the attorney in that capacity, and not paid over on demand by the person entitled, or that person’s agent or attorney. Judgment shall, in such case, be […]
§ 25-3-120. Jurisdiction of Motions Against Attorneys
A motion against an attorney may be made in the circuit or chancery court of any county in which such attorney resides, or in which the money was collected, and if the attorney neither resides nor practices in the state, then in the circuit court of any county, and, in the latter case, without notice. […]