Patton v. Camp
Supreme Court of Georgia
Money rule. Before Judge Henry. Floyd superior court. January 26,1904. cited Ga. R. 107/532; 100/367; 84/34; 66/620; 3 Otto, 428-9. cited Civil Code, § 2791; Pol. Code, §§883, 888; Ga. R. 114/564; 100/367.
1Opinion of the CourtCandler, J.
The plaintiffs in this case, as executors of the estate of Mrs. Helen A. Nevin, brought their petition for a rule against the sheriff of Floyd county, making substantially the following case: A certain mortgage fi. fa. in favor of Mrs. Nevin for $1,000 principal, and $96.66 interest, besides costs, was placed in the hands of the sheriff, and was by him levied on property set forth in the fi. fa. At the regular sheriff's sales on the first Tuesday in October, 1902, the property was sold for $1,205. After paying the "costs of the proceeding, amounting to $45,03, the sheriff applied $124.91 of…
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