Beall v. Patterson

1. L. E. Beall foreclosed a distress warrant against John T. Patterson and C. W. Patterson, which was levied upon the property of the defendants. The bill of exceptions recites that the “levy and proceedings were arrested by the defendants, who denied that they owed said sum or any part thereof. The dis-. tress warrant, together with the levy, &c., were filed in the clerk’s office of Gordon superior court and docketed as No. 35 to the November, 1914, term of said court.” When the case was called in its order the counter-affidavit and replevy bond could not be found, and the defendants’…