This is a sci.fa. against bail; and the plaintiff’s counsel urges that he is entitled, against the bail, to interest upon the judgment against the principal. We are of opinion he is not so entitled ; lor the judgment upon the sci.fa. is that the plaintiff have execinion against the bail, of the judgment against the principa:. The very same execution therefore issues against the bail as issues against the principal; and consequently damages arising after the judgment cannot be included. Cases cited, Salk. 208—Stra. 807, 807—2 L. Ray. 1532—C. Digest Bail—R. 10.
Anonymous, 3 N.C. 378, 2 Hayw. 378 (1805)
Dec. 1805
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North Carolina Superior Court
3 N.C. 378, 2 Hayw. 378