Newton v. Nunnally
Supreme Court of Georgia
Application for an alias ji.fa., in Clark Superior Court, before His Honor, Judge Douoiiekty, February Term, 1848. The facts are contained in the judgment of the Court.
1Opinion of the Court
By the Court.
Lumpkin, J.
delivering the opinion.
Elizur L. Newton, as assignee, applied for an alias execution on a judgment in favor of Hartwell Jackson, Senior, vs. John A. Nunnally, James B. Davenport and Aaron F. Nunnally, the original having been destroyed. The application was resisted on various grounds, and among the rest, because it appeared from the *357entries on the execution, tbat money enough bad been raised by the Sheriff, under this fi.fa,. from the sale of James B. Davenport’s property, to satisfy the whole amount due thereon, and which, by the direction of Newton, was applied to…
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