Plainville Brick Co. v. Williams

It can clearly be seen from the statement of facts that there is but one real issue in this case. The correctness of the ruling of the judge of the trial court, which is challenged in the bill of exceptions, depends upon whether the power of sale embodied in the security deed executed by J. I. Hembree to J. T. Williams was fairly exercised within the provisions of section 4620 of the Civil Code of 1910. The code section was originally of judicial origin, and its language was taken from the decision in Calloway v. Peoples Bank, 54 Ga. 441, in which the opinion of the court was delivered by…