Hill v. Beall
Supreme Court of Georgia
Trover. Non-suit. Before Judge Harrell. Terrel Superior Court. May Term, 1870. John M. Hill, as administrator of A. C. Hill, brought trover against Beall for a piano, alleged to have belonged to intestate, and to be in Beall’s possession.
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Trover. Non-suit. Before Judge Harrell. Terrel Superior Court. May Term, 1870. John M. Hill, as administrator of A. C. Hill, brought trover against Beall for a piano, alleged to have belonged to intestate, and to be in Beall’s possession. Beall pleaded that intestate, in his lifetime, sold the piano to one Duncan, and took his note for $300 00 therefor, and that said note was in the hands of said' administrator. ' ^Plaintiff’s attorney testified that A. C. Hill died in February or March, 1867; plaintiff is his administrator; •as plaintiff’s attorney he demanded the piano from Beall, who-would…
1Opinion of the Court
*WARNER, J.
On the statement of facts contained in the record of this case, there was no error in the judgment of the Court below in awarding the non-suit.
Let the judgment of the Court below be affirmed.
2Cited by1 opinion
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