Rice v. Carey
Supreme Court of Georgia
Bill of Review, in Twiggs Superior Court — Demurrer to plea of defendant. Decided by Judge Scarborough, April Term, 1848. A Bill in Equity was filed in Twiggs Superior Court, by the plaintiff in error, against the Bank of ColumbuS) and others. At the April Term, 1845, of the Court below, a decree was rendered in favor of the plaintiff in error, Bice, who was the complainant in the bill. Edward Carey, Assignee of the Bank of Columbus, the said.
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Bill of Review, in Twiggs Superior Court — Demurrer to plea of defendant. Decided by Judge Scarborough, April Term, 1848. A Bill in Equity was filed in Twiggs Superior Court, by the plaintiff in error, against the Bank of ColumbuS) and others. At the April Term, 1845, of the Court below, a decree was rendered in favor of the plaintiff in error, Bice, who was the complainant in the bill. Edward Carey, Assignee of the Bank of Columbus, the said. Bank of Columbus being one of the defendants to said bill and decree, filed a bill of review, for the purpose of reviewing, reversing, and setting…
1Opinion of the Court
By the Court.
Warner, J.
delivering the opinion.
It appears from the transcript of the record in this cause, that a bill was filed in the Superior Court of Twiggs county, against the Banli of Columbus and others, by Charles H. Rice, receiver of the assets of the Bank of Macon, and a decree had thereon upon the final hearing, which was duly enrolled. Afterwards, a bill of review was filed in that Court, by Edward Carey, as-signee of the Batik of Columbus, to reverse the decree for error apparent upon the face thereof. To this bill of review, a demurrer was filed by the defendant, which was…
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