Craigmiles v. Gamble
Supreme Court of Georgia
Money rule. Liens. Debtor and creditor. Equity. Contribution. Bona Jides. Before Judge Milner. Chattooga superior court. September term, 1889. Reported in the decision.
1Opinion of the Court
Blandford, Justice.
In this case, G. M. C. Brannér being indebted to several creditors, they sued and obtained general judgments against all his property, upon which writs of execution issued. After these judgments were obtained against Branner, he sold and conveyed to Gamble certain land, by a deed containing a warranty of title which was also a warranty against al'l encumbrances. After this deed of conveyance was made by Branner to Gamble, the plaintiffs in error obtained judgments against Branner which constituted liens upon all the property which Branner then had. The land which had been…
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