Chambers v. Collier
Supreme Court of Georgia
Forcible entry. Certiorari tried before Judge Floyd in Pike Superior Court, August Term, 1847. For the facts of the case, the reader is referred to the opinion delivered by the Supreme Court.
1Opinion of the Court
By the Court
Lubípiun; J.
delivering the opinion.
In December, 1839, James Chambers bought of Charles *194McDowell, as executor of P. Scott, deceased, a lot and a half of land in tbe 9th district of originally Monroe, now Pike counity, at the price of $16-15 52,for which he gave his note, with JohnW. Goppedge as security — due 25th of December, 1840. The debt not having been paid at maturity, it was sued to judgment, and a recovery had at the March Term, 1842', of Pike Superior Court, for $1258 73, the balance due thereon. On the first Tuesday in March, 1843, there still remaining due and unpaid on…
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