Legal Opinion

Poe v. Justices of the Peace

Carroll County Superior Court, Ga.

Decided July 1, 1833Published

Certiorari.

1Opinion of the Court

The cases in the Justice’s Court, the subject of this certio-rari were founded upon promissory notes in the hands of third persons before due and without notice, proven on the trial to have been given in the compromise of a scire facias for the condemnation of a lot of land. The grounds taken were these. 1. That the notes are void, because given in direct violation of an express statute of the State, w hich says that “ no case (to wit, scire facias) after being commenced “ as aforesaid by scire facias, shall be settled and comprcr- “ raised by the informer, or otherwise disposed of, to the t:…

2Cases cited4 opinions

  1. Griswold v. WaddingtonNew York Supreme Court · 1819
  2. Wiggin v. BushNew York Supreme Court · 1815
  3. Payne v. EdenNew York Supreme Court · 1805
  4. Yeomans v. ChattertonNew York Supreme Court · 1812

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