Walker v. Burt
Supreme Court of Georgia
Liens. Statute of limitations. Before Judge Hansell. Berrien Superior Court. March Term, 1876. Reported in the opinion.
1Opinion of the Court
Jackson, Judge.
Two questions are made by the record in this case. First, does section 2932 of the Code, which authorizes suits to be renewed within six months after their dismissal, apply to summary proceedings to foreclose liens upon saw-mills? and, second, will the title of the true owner of such saw-mill prevail over a lien upon it made by one who contracted for it but took no title until it was was paid for, it not being paid for?
The foreclosed lien was levied upon the mill; the owner brought bill in equity to enjoin the sale; by agreement of all *21parties the mill was sold, the proceeds in…
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