Falvey v. Adamson
Supreme Court of Georgia
' Practice in Supreme Court. Debtor and Creditor., Attachment. Practice in Superior Court. Before Judge, Hammond. Fulton Superior Court. .March Term, 1884. Falvey sued out an attachment against Z. W. Adamson, on the ground that the defendant was making, or had made, and was about consummating, a fraudulent, transfer of certain property to his father, C. Q. Adamson, for the purpose of defeating his creditprs.
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' Practice in Supreme Court. Debtor and Creditor., Attachment. Practice in Superior Court. Before Judge, Hammond. Fulton Superior Court. .March Term, 1884. Falvey sued out an attachment against Z. W. Adamson, on the ground that the defendant was making, or had made, and was about consummating, a fraudulent, transfer of certain property to his father, C. Q. Adamson, for the purpose of defeating his creditprs. An attachment'issued ex pafte, and was levied‘pn the property, and a claim was interposed by the ¡father. Subsequently . the defendant' moved to dissolve it, disclaiming owning- the…
1Opinion of the Court
Hall, Justice.
1. The motion to dismiss this writ of error must be denied. The decision complained of was necessarily final as to the attachment in question; it took it out of the court below. Code, §4250. The act Of 1873, Code, §3301, finder which this proceeding was had, provides that the granting or refusing an attachment by the judge, under that article of the Code, may be excepted to, and carried to the Supreme Court, as was practiced in applications for injunctions prior' to the 28th of October, 1870. .That is, they should be brought to this court, as was provided in section 4250 of the…
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