Berrie v. Smith
Supreme Court of Georgia
Money rule. Before Judge Sweat. Glynn superior court. December term, 189J.
1Opinion of the Court
Callaway, Judge.
Ira E. Smith filed his petition for a rule against "W". H. Beme, sheriff, alleging, that on the 7th of January, 1889, W. M. Mason executed to J. F. Avery eleven promissory notes, one of which represented the principal debt, and was for thirty-five hundred dollars, and matured five years after date. The other ten represented the interest, and were each for one hundred and forty dollars. The first of the series fell due six months after date, and the others matured one at the end of each period of six months respectively thereafter until all had matured. These eleven notes were…
2Cases cited11 opinions
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