Myers v. Lee & Co.

1. The testimony of the.sheriff was that he had the property within his view and where he could control-it, and that he professed, to levy and assume control thereof by virtue of the attachment execution, and with the avowed purpose of holding tli,e same to answer the exigencies of the writ under which he acted (Corniff v. Cook, 95 Ga. 61, 66 (22 S. E. 47, 51 Am. St. R. 55)); and though no actual seizure was accomplished by a manucaption of the lumber in question, he testified that he left the lumber there in possession of the defendant Myers, “and asked Mm to take care of it; ” from which…