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SECTION 34-21-4

§ 34-21-4 Bond given prior to service ofwrit. – The officer charged with the service of any such writ shall, before serving thesame, take from the plaintiff, or from someone in his or her behalf, a bond tothe defendant, with sufficient sureties, or a surety company authorized to dobusiness in this state, in double the value of the goods and chattels to bereplevied, with condition to prosecute the writ of replevin to final judgmentand to pay such damages and costs as the defendant in the writ shall recoveragainst the plaintiff, and also to return and restore the same goods andchattels in like good order and condition as when taken, in case such shall bethe final judgment on the writ.

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SECTION 34-21-4

§ 34-21-4 Bond given prior to service ofwrit. – The officer charged with the service of any such writ shall, before serving thesame, take from the plaintiff, or from someone in his or her behalf, a bond tothe defendant, with sufficient sureties, or a surety company authorized to dobusiness in this state, in double the value of the goods and chattels to bereplevied, with condition to prosecute the writ of replevin to final judgmentand to pay such damages and costs as the defendant in the writ shall recoveragainst the plaintiff, and also to return and restore the same goods andchattels in like good order and condition as when taken, in case such shall bethe final judgment on the writ.

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SECTION 34-21-4

§ 34-21-4 Bond given prior to service ofwrit. – The officer charged with the service of any such writ shall, before serving thesame, take from the plaintiff, or from someone in his or her behalf, a bond tothe defendant, with sufficient sureties, or a surety company authorized to dobusiness in this state, in double the value of the goods and chattels to bereplevied, with condition to prosecute the writ of replevin to final judgmentand to pay such damages and costs as the defendant in the writ shall recoveragainst the plaintiff, and also to return and restore the same goods andchattels in like good order and condition as when taken, in case such shall bethe final judgment on the writ.