Tennessee § 8-19-304 - Bonds not discharged by single recovery.

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§ 8-19-304. Bonds not discharged by single recovery.

Official bonds are not discharged by a single recovery, but proceedings may, from time to time, be instituted thereon by any person aggrieved, without assignment, until the whole penalty is exhausted. Code 1858, § 772; Shan., § 1093; Code 1932, § 1834; T.C.A. (orig. ed.), § 8-1923. Cross-References. Sheriff and sureties not liable for wrongs of any deputy sheriff, title 8, ch. 8, part 3.

Source: official Tennessee text · Last verified 2026-08-27

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