Westbrook v. Moore
Supreme Court of Georgia
Principal and security. Bonds. Landlord and tenant. Before Judge Clark. Macon Superior Court. May Term, 18TC. Reported in the opinion.
1Opinion of the Court
Bleckley, Judge.
In a claim case, the jdaintiff’s execution was against two defendants, one as principal, the other as security, and was for the sum of $360.00,-besides interest. The levy was upon land, as the property of the security, and to this land the claim was interposed. After the plaintiff had made a prima facie case, the claimant introduced the judgment on which the plaintiff’s execution was founded, with the entire record of the proceedings in which that judgment was rendered. These proceedings were by a landlord against his tenant holding over, and were commenced by affidavit,…
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