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standing the attachment; Provided, the money payable on such
judgment or decree be in the said writ of execution required to
be brought into the said court, to be by such court preserved or
deposited, or invested in stocks, to abide the event of the pro-
ceedings in such attachment.

19. An attachment may be laid on any interest which the
defendant has or may be entitled to in the stock of any corpora-
tion, or in the debt of any corporation, transferable upon the
books of such corporation; and it shall be the duty of the sheriff
or other officer, in laying said attachment, to comply with the
requirements contained in article Sheriff of this code, in relation
thereto.

20. No attachment shall be dissolved unless every defendant
appears to the action, and unless a bond be given by or on
behalf of the defendant or defendants, in a sum of money equal
to the value of the property attached, with security to be
approved by the court or the judge thereof, if in recess, to
satisfy any judgment that shall be recovered in such case against
the defendants.

21. Any absent defendant, or any one in his behalf, may file
a petition to the judge of a court from which an attachment
has issued before the return day of such attachment, praying
that the said writ be quashed and set aside, and thereupon
the judge shall order the sheriff to return said writ and the
proceedings thereunder immediately before him, and the said
judge shall, upon such return and after such notice as he shall
prescribe to be given to the adverse party or his attorney, pro-
ceed to hear said petition and receive evidence and adjudicate
thereon, in the same manner and to the same extent as the said
judge would be empowered to do while sitting in court at the
return day of said writ, on motion to quash and set aside the
same; Provided, such petition shall not prevent the further exe-
cution of said attachment until the judge shall order the same
to be quashed.

22. Either party shall be at liberty to appeal from the de-
cision of the judge on said petition within sixty days there-
after.

23. If the judge shall quash said attachment, and the plaintiff
shall appeal and give bond in such penalty and with such security
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