Johnson v. Johnson
Supreme Court of Georgia
Administrators and executors. Sales. Yendor and purchaser. Insolvency. Fraud. Evidence. Deeds. Debtor and creditor. Statute of limitations. Practice in Supreme Court. Before Judge Pain. Bartow superior.court. July 'term, 1887. Reported in the decision.
1Opinion of the Court
Bleckley, Chief Justice.
The action being upon a promissory note for $124.50 made by the mother of the defendants to the plaintiff’s testator, on September 11th, 1876, and due one day after date, and the defendants being sued as executors, and by amendment to the declaration, as executors in their own wrong, and they having pleaded ne ungues executor, and the statute of limitations, and the court below having granted ¿ nonsuit, the reasons of this court for not reversing the judgment of nonsuit are as follows :
1. The defendants being heirs at law of their mother, could rightfully take…
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