Floyd v. Cook
Supreme Court of Georgia
. Actiou on forthcoming bond. Before Judge Candler, Campbell superior court. August 11, 1902.
1Opinion of the CourtSimmons, C. J.
A farm was rented by S. E. Cook from Mrs. Smith. He sublet a portion of it to his son, Lewis Cook. Lewis made a crop on his portion, and in the fall of the year Eloyd, who had obtained a common-law judgment against S. E. Cook, had an execution issued upon the judgment and levied upon the crop of Lewis. The latter filed a claim in which he set up that the crop levied upon, consisting of certain cotton and corn, belonged to him and not to his father, and was not subject to the lien of the judgment. The cotton and corn "were in the field, and Lewis gave to the officer a forthcoming bond wherein…
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