Craven v. Martin

In view of the elaborate discussion of. the question here involved which is to be found in the cases of Hollis v. Lamb, 114 Ga. 740 (40 S. E. 751), and Oliver v. James, 131 Ga. 182 (62 S. E. 73), no further discussion is necessary here. It is proper, however, to call attention to the fact that this ease falls within that class of eases where the entry on the execution and on the execution docket was relied on, instead of “bona fide attempts to enforce the same against the defendant within the stated period,” to prevent dormancy of the fi. fa. Had it appeared from the record, by evidence duly…