Wilson v. Jacob Paulsen & Co.
Supreme Court of Georgia
Attachments. Levy and sale. Sales. Before Judge Chisholm. City Court of Savannah. February Term, 1876. Wilson, sheriff of Beaufort couuty, South Carolina, brought trover against Jacob Paulsen & Company, to recover five hundred and one bushels of rice which he claimed by virtue of a levy made upon it by his deputy. Defendants pleaded the general issue.
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Attachments. Levy and sale. Sales. Before Judge Chisholm. City Court of Savannah. February Term, 1876. Wilson, sheriff of Beaufort couuty, South Carolina, brought trover against Jacob Paulsen & Company, to recover five hundred and one bushels of rice which he claimed by virtue of a levy made upon it by his deputy. Defendants pleaded the general issue. On the trial, the evidence for plaintiff was, in brief, as follows : One Walls rented from J. J. P. Smith a place in Beaufort county, South Carolina, known as the Beach Hill place, and situated on the Savannah river, where he raised a large…
1Opinion of the Court
Bleckley, Judge.
If there was any error committed in the trial of this case, it was harmless, for the verdict was the proper outcome of the law and facts involved in the litigation. The principles ruled are stated at large in the head-notes.
Judgment affirmed.
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