Bond v. Watson
Supreme Court of Georgia
In Equity, in Baker Superior Court. Motion to dissolve injunction, decided by .Judge Allen, at chambers, April 1857. The bill alleges that complainant, Jacob Watson, is in possession of lot of land No. 143, in the 9th district of originally Early, now Baker county, which he purchased from one Leonard S. Acre, and that Eppy W. Bond and James Patillo, the defendants, have brought ejectment against him for said lot of land, which is now pending in Baker Superior Court.
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In Equity, in Baker Superior Court. Motion to dissolve injunction, decided by .Judge Allen, at chambers, April 1857. The bill alleges that complainant, Jacob Watson, is in possession of lot of land No. 143, in the 9th district of originally Early, now Baker county, which he purchased from one Leonard S. Acre, and that Eppy W. Bond and James Patillo, the defendants, have brought ejectment against him for said lot of land, which is now pending in Baker Superior Court. That Patillo seeking to get possession of said land and evict complainant therefrom, bought the sanie from Eppy W. Bond, and in…
1Opinion of the Court
By the Court.
McDonald, J.
delivering the opinion.
The case presented in the record is a motion to dissolve the injunction granted by the Chancellor in this cause, on two grounds, to-wit:
1st. Because there is no Equity in the bill.
2d. Because all the Equity in said bill has been sworn off by the answers. This is the transcript of the record. The bill of exceptions, as certified to by the presiding Judge in the Court below, states it to be a motion to dissolve the injunction on the coming in of the answers. No ground is set forth in the bill of exceptions on which the motion was made. The…
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