Clarke v. Douglass
Supreme Court of Georgia
Money rule. Tax executions. Transfers. Record. Before Judge Marshall J. Clarice. Fulton superior court, September term, 1890. Reported in the decision.
1Opinion of the Court
Blandeord, Justice.
The county of Fulton issued a writ of execution against Samuel R. Hoyle, as principal, and W. H. Clarke and others, securities. Mrs. Clarke, the plaintiff in error, bought this execution, which was issued for county taxes, and caused the same to be transferred to her by the county attorney, at the instance of the commissioners of the county of Fulton, so far as the same was against her husband, W. H. Clarke. This execution and transfer were not recorded, but Mrs. Clarke caused the same to be levied upon certain property of W. H. Clarke, one of the defendants in said…
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