Taylor v. Dobson
Supreme Court of Georgia
Bail-trover. Bond. Judgment. Before Judge Falligant. Effingbam superior court. November term, 1891. Maria Dobson sued Pevee in trover, obtained a verdict, and entered up a judgment against Rim and against Taylor as security on bis bail-bond. Afterwards Taylor filed bis motion to set aside tbe judgment as to bim, wbicb motion was overruled, and he excepted.
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Bail-trover. Bond. Judgment. Before Judge Falligant. Effingbam superior court. November term, 1891. Maria Dobson sued Pevee in trover, obtained a verdict, and entered up a judgment against Rim and against Taylor as security on bis bail-bond. Afterwards Taylor filed bis motion to set aside tbe judgment as to bim, wbicb motion was overruled, and he excepted. Tbe motion to set aside tbe judgment was upon tbe grounds : (1) Movant was not a party to tbe cause at tbe time of tbe rendition of tbe judgment. (2) Tbe record in the case shows the judgment therein to have been rendered against movant on…
1Opinion of the Court
*361 Judgment affirmed.
Upon the hearing of the motion appeared the original declaration seeking to recover a certain mule from Pevee, and the process attached thereto; also, the copy affidavit attached to the declaration, to the effect that plaintiff* was about to institute an action of trover against Pevee, returnable to the May term, 1886, of the superior court, to recover the mule, describing it and stating its value; that said mule was then in the possession, custody and control of Pevee, and she had reason to apprehend that it would be eloigned and moved away and would not be forthcoming to…
2Cited by1 opinion
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