Pollard v. King
Supreme Court of Georgia
Injunction. Judgments. Claim. Before Judge Crawiford. Ohattahooehee County. At Chambers. July 3, 1879. John Pollard filed bis bill against Henry King, making substantially the ease set out in the head-note. He held under a purchase from Leroy Pollard, against whom the judgment was obtained in favor of King-. The injunction prayed for was refused and complainant excepted.
1Opinion of the Court
Bleckley, Justice.
There was a levy under a fi. fa. which purported to be founded upon a judgment of the superior court, A claim *225was interposed to the property. The claim ease was tried, and a verdict was rendered finding the property subject. Before a sale was effected in pursuance of this finding, the claimant filed the present bill to open and re-examine the matter, and prayed an injunction to arrest the sale. The injunction was denied.
The point of the bill is, that the original judgment on which the fi. fa. issued was not signed by the plaintiff or his counsel. We have already decided that…
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