Veasey v. Brigman
Supreme Court of Alabama
Statutory Action in nature of Ejectment. Appeal from the Circuit Court of Covington. Tried before the Hon. John P. Hubbard. Statutory action in nature of ejectment, by Prances Brig-man against “A. J. Yeasey;” and judgment by default, here assigned as error.
1Opinion of the CourtMcOLELLAN, J.
— The following is the assignment of error on this appeal: “Comes the appellant in this cause, and assigns for error, 1st, the judgment of the court, it not appearing that the defendant, A. J. Yeasey, was served, or had notice of the bringing of the suit.” The record shows a complaint filed by Prances Brigman against A. J. Veasey; a writ issued by the clerk of the court on May 19, 1890, commanding the sheriff to summon A. J. Veasey to appear and answer the compláint of Prances Brigman; that this writ was received by the sheriff May 20,1890, and bears the following indorsement: “Executed this…
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