...clerk of the county of a bond, in such sum as the court may direct, executed by two sufficient sureties conditioned for the payment of any judgment which may be rendered against the property in the action. The sureties must justify in at least double the sum uanied in the bond. A copy of the...

...least double the amount specified in the affidavit filed in the cause, as due to the plaintiff, and shall be conditioned for the payment of any judgment which may be recovered by the plaintiff in the cause in which such writ of attachment is issued, within sixty days...

...because the judgment did not sustain the lien. The undertaking did not conform to the statutory provision for the "payment of any judgment which may be rendered against the property for the enforcement of the lien" (subdivision 4, § 19, Lien Law), but read "pay any and all judgments...

...specified in section 17 — and subdivision 5 prescribes that the undertaking therein provided for shall be "conditioned for the payment of any judgment which may be recovered in an action to enforce the lien." Laws 1898, p. 318, 'c. 169. In the case of Durham v. Durham,...

...are situated, in such sum as the court may direct, not less than the amount claimed in said notice, conditioned for the payment of any judgment which may be rendered against the property. The sureties on. said bond must justify in at least double the sum named in said bond. A copy of said...

...are situated, in such sum as the court may direct, not less than the amount claimed in said notice, him or his property in any way liable therefor. [Thus amended by L. 1802, ch. 172.] 3 The sureties oi> said bond must justify in at least double the sum named in said bond. A copy of said...

...justify before the court or a judge thereof, at the time and place Hierein named, not less than live days thereafter, must be served on the claimant or...foreclosure against the property, and consequently that the owjier of the premises is ¡i necessary party, such judgment being against her property. There is undoubtedly...

...are situated, in such sum as the court may direct, not less than the amount claimed in said notice, conditioned for the payment of any judgment which may be rendered against the" property. The sureties on said bond must justify in at least double the sum named in said bond. A copy of said...

...are situated, in such sum as the court may direct, not less than the amount claimed in said notice, conditioned for the payment of any judgment which may be rendered against the property, and then that, upon the approval of said bond by the court or a judge thereof, an order discharging such...

...than liens for labor performed or materials furnished for a public improvement, says that such bonds shall be "conditioned for the payment of any judgment which may be rendered against the property for the enforcement of the lien. " Such a bond takes the place of the property and becomes the subject...