Loudon v. Coleman
Supreme Court of Georgia
Machinists’ lien. Corporations. New trial. Parties. Practice in tbe Superior Court. Practice in the Supreme Court. Charge of Court. Before Judge Crawford. Muscogee Superior Court. May Term, 1877. Reported in the opinion,
1Opinion of the Court
Bleckley, Judge.
After this litigation was remanded to the court below by the judgment of this court in 56 Ga., 150, another trial took place, which resulted in awarding the whole fund to the Columbus Iron Works Company. Loudon, the assignee in bankruptcy, and Mrs. Smith, plaintiff in the distress warrant for rent, moved for a new trial, and the motion was overruled.
1. The claim of the Columbus Ron Works Company was a recorded lien in favor of that company as a machinist. The company is a corporation. Objection is made, that as the law stood at the date of this transaction (1872), the lien of…
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