Rhodes v. Gauladett
Supreme Court of Georgia
Equity. Trustees. Damages. Before Judge Green. Chambers. Monroe county. October, 1869. Rhodes, of said county, filed a bill against Gauladett individually, and as trustee for,his daughters, Mrs. Hardee and Mrs. Irwin, and their children, and others, in which he made the following averments: On the 19th of November, 1866, he bought certain land in said county, which James S. Pinekard had sold Gauladett, from Gauladett, (who professed to own one undivided third of it…
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Equity. Trustees. Damages. Before Judge Green. Chambers. Monroe county. October, 1869. Rhodes, of said county, filed a bill against Gauladett individually, and as trustee for,his daughters, Mrs. Hardee and Mrs. Irwin, and their children, and others, in which he made the following averments: On the 19th of November, 1866, he bought certain land in said county, which James S. Pinekard had sold Gauladett, from Gauladett, (who professed to own one undivided third of it individually, and the other undivided two-thirds as trustee for said daughters and their respective children,) took a deed from…
1Opinion of the CourtWarner, J.
The error assigned to the judgment of the Court below in this case is the dismissal of the complainant’s bill. One branch of this case was brought up to this Court at a former term, and the writ of error was withdrawn by the plaintiff in error without a hearing thereon. The complainant is in ""possession of the land for which the note was given, on which the judgment-was obtained, which is now sought to be enjoined under various pretexts setup in his bill of complaint, all of which appear to have been hunted up by him since the rendition of the judgment, for the obvious purpose of delaying…
2Cited by1 opinion
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