Hutcheson v. Hodnett
Supreme Court of Georgia
Exceptions to auditor’s report. Before Judge Candler. Clayton superior court. December 30, 1901.
1Opinion of the CourtCobb, J.
Hutcheson, as receiver, brought separate suits against Bennefield, Hodnett, and Melson, seeking in each case to recover possession of lands held by the defendant, to recover damages for acts of waste, and to enjoin future acts of waste. The three cases, together with the case in which Hutcheson was appointed receiver, were by order of the court referred to an auditor, who was authorized to make one report in all the cases .or separate reports in each, as he deemed proper. The auditor made separate reports in the three cases now under consideration, the report in each being in effect that the…
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