Collier v. Bank of Tupelo

Jenkins, Justice.

1. “In the trial of a case in which property has been levied upon as that of the defendant in exéeution, and a third person has intervened as claimant, the claim affidavit, expressed in the nsnal form, is generally the only pleading necessary to admit whatever evidence, the claimant may have to offer, to uphold his or her own title, or to disparage that of the defendant as a competing title.” Hadden v. Larned, 87 Ga. 634, 637 (13 S. E. 806); Stonecypher v. Elliott, 181 Ga. 438 (2), 441 (182 S. E. 587); Harris v. Anderson, 149 Ga. 168 (99 S. E. 530). In this levy of an…