J. S. Schofield & Son v. Stout, Mills & Temple
Supreme Court of Georgia
Machinists’lien. Fixtures. Judgments. Before Judge Gibson. Richmond Superior Court. April Term, 1877. Reported in the opinion.
1Opinion of the Court
Jackson, Judge.
Scliofield & Son obtained a judgment October 4, 1875, against Robert Schley. An appeal in forma paxijjeris was entered, and another judgment, on appeal, was rendered April 24th, 1876. From this judgment execution was issued, and levied upon real estate in possession of defendant, on which there was a mill. This property was sold, subject to a mortgage, and brought some seven hundred dollars. The money was claimed by ¥m. Schley, assignee of Stout, Mills & Temple, who obtained a judgment in October, 1876, based, as was claimed, on a lien which they claimed on the property, of…
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