Wells v. Hawkins
Supreme Court of Georgia
Affidavit of illegality. Before Judge Kimsey. Hall superior ■court. January 18, 1907.
1Opinion of the Court
'Eish, C. J.
Where, in a statutory proceeding to foreclose a mortgage on realty, the mortgagor in his answer to the rule nisi, sets up as cause why the rule absolute should not be granted, that a homestead has been set apart to him, as the head of a family, in the mortgaged premises, and the issue thus, raised is tried and found against him, he can not subsequently prevent the sale of the land, under the levy of the execution issued upon the judgment rendered in the foreclosure proceeding, by an affidavit of illegality wherein the sole ground for illegality is the alleged setting apart of such…
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