Cox v. Montford
Supreme Court of Georgia
Levy and sale. Officers. Notice. Statute of limitations. Before Judge CRISP. Macon Superior Court. December Term, 1878. Reported in the decision.
1Opinion of the Court
Speer, Justice.
T. W. Montford, defendant’s intestate, on the sixteenthda of September, 1861, recovered a judgment against Cullen Cox, principal, and Allen Williams, as security, for the sum of $1,525.00, principal debt, besides interest and cost. On the eighteenth day of September, 1861, a fieri facias issued on said judgment. Further, it appears-that the plaintiff died in October, 1862, and defendant in *63error was appointed his administratrix. That on the twentieth day of July, 1875, the fi. fa. was levied on 404^ acres of land (subject to widow’s dower), as the property of the defendant,…
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