Byars v. Curry
Supreme Court of Georgia
Tax. Levy and Sale. Estoppel. Witness. Before Judge Hammond. Butts Superior Court. March Adjourned Term, 1885. 1 Reported in the decision.
1Opinion of the Court
Blandfobd, Justice.
J. G. Dumble brought his action of ejectment against the plaintiffs in error, to recover lot of land number four, adjoining the land known as the Indian Spring Reservation. Dumble having died, Elder, the defendant in error, was appointed his administrator and made a party to that action.
The plaintiffs in error filed their bill against the plainlifi in the ejectment suit,in which they alleged that the lot of land sued for had been sold by the sheriff under certain executions for state and county taxes against Dumble, and that he had pointed out this lot of land and described…
2Cases cited3 opinions
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