Woodward v. McDonald
Supreme Court of Georgia
Money rule. Before Judge Reagan. Henry superior court. April 25, 1902.
1Opinion of the CourtFish, J.
At the instance of C. D. McDonald, a rule was issued against N. W. Woodward, as constable of the 498th district, G. M., of Henry county, calling upon him to show cause why the money had not been made on two executions in favor of McDonald, which had been placed in his hands for enforcement. An answer was filed by Woodward, in which he set up the following matters of defense: Both of these executions were duly levied on four bales of cotton as the property of the defendant in fi: fa., and the cotton was advertised for sale on the first Friday in November, 1901, which was' the earliest day upon…
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