Hooper v. Sells
Supreme Court of Georgia
Liens. Judgments. Before Judge Peeples. Eulton Superior Court. April Term, 1876. Neither the bill of exceptions nor the record disclosed what connection Murray had with the property upon which the lien was claimed, nor how he became connected with the transfer of the debt. The facts are fully reported in the decision.
1Opinion of the Court
Warner, Chief Justice.
It appears from the record and bill of exceptions in this case, that Hooper, as a manufacturer of furniture, obtained a judgment lien on certain described property mentioned therein as being the property of Holmes Sells, trustee of Amy H. and John D. Sells, in the superior court of Fulton county, under the 1979th section of the Code. At a subsequent term of the court to that at which the judgment was rendered, a motion was made by the defendant to set it aside on various grounds, which was granted by the court, and the plaintiff excepted.
It appears on the face of the…
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