Riley v. Johnston
Supreme Court of Georgia
Trespass, in Bibb Superior Court. Tried before Judge Powers. — Term, 1852. The facts of this case are sufficiently embodied in the decision of the Court.
1Opinion of the Court
*261 By the Court.
Nisbet, J.
delivering the opinion.
[1.] I apprehend that most of the exceptions taken in this bill may be disposed of in the consideration of that one which is founded on the charge of the Court. The charge was, “ that the search warrant issued by said Brown, Justice, was a valid and legal warrant, and the affidavit made for the procurement of the same by the defendant, was valid and sufficient, and it was for the plaintiff to satisfy the Jury by evidence that said warrant was sued out without reasonable or probable cause ; and if it was so sued out, then they must find for the…
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