Tribble v. Anderson
Supreme Court of Georgia
Equity. Ejectment. Deed. Homestead. Usury. Landlord and tenant. Estoppel. Practice in tbe Superior Court. Jury. Charge of Court. Before Judge Bajrtlett. Jones Superior Court. October Term, 1878. On December i, 1876, Eliza M. Tribble, for herself and minor children, filed her application in the ordinary’s office for a homestead in certain land and an exemption of personalty.
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Equity. Ejectment. Deed. Homestead. Usury. Landlord and tenant. Estoppel. Practice in tbe Superior Court. Jury. Charge of Court. Before Judge Bajrtlett. Jones Superior Court. October Term, 1878. On December i, 1876, Eliza M. Tribble, for herself and minor children, filed her application in the ordinary’s office for a homestead in certain land and an exemption of personalty. To the granting of said homestead and exemption Anderson filed exceptions on the following grounds, to wit: 1. The two mules mentioned in said schedule belonged to him, and could not be set apart as an exemption of…
1Opinion of the Court
Bleckley, Justice.
Mrs. Tribble applied for homestead and exemption. Anderson resisted, claiming title to the land and the mules, and a lien for rent on the crop, and also setting up a waiver of homestead by Tribble, the husband of the applicant. On these issues, the case came from the ordinary to the superior court, the parties appealing by consent. Anderson then obtained possession of the mules by a possessory warrant, Tribble proving unable to give bond and security. He also sued out a distress warrant against Tribble as his tenant, and had the same levied upon some corn, fodder,…
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