Colquitt v. Bonner
Supreme Court of Georgia
Motion to set off one judgment against another, and to have satisfaction entered of record. From Muscogee Superior Court. Tried before Judge Alexander. Term, 1846. For further particulars, see the decision of the Supreme Court.
1Opinion of the Court
By the Court
Warner, J.
delivering the opinion.
It appears, from the record in this case, that a rule nisi was obtained in the Court below, calling upon the defendant ill error to show cause why a judgment controlled by him should not be satisfied. The rule nisi recites, “ whereas it is made to appear to the *156Court, that Walter T. Colquitt is the owner of a judgment obtained in the Superior Court of Muscogee, in favour of Chauncey Pomeroy vs. Burton Hepburn, for the sum of $394, and whereas, also, it appears that, after the rendition of the judgment aforesaid, said Hepburn obtained a judgment in…
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