Hindman v. Raper
Supreme Court of Georgia
Eviction. Before Judge Wright. Floj^d superior court. June 24, 1914. (See 140 Qa. 775.)
1Opinion of the CourtHill, J.
1. In dispossessory-warrant proceedings, where it appeared that the tenant contracted to pay a stipulated sum for a year, and that at the end of the year he had failed to pay it, and that his landlord had foreclosed a distress warrant to collect the rent, the landlord’s vendee was entitled to all the rights of the original landlord, including the right to issue a dispossessory warrant; and in an issue formed upon *644that, where the counter-affidavit did not deny that a demand was made, it was not error to charge that the plaintiff was entitled to recover the premises in dispute.
July 3, 1915.…
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