Williams v. Stancil

Bell, Presiding Judge.

A. W. Williams sued on a distress warrant against Guy Stancil, alleging that defendant was indebted to plaintiff in the sum of $5,000 for rent of described premises, including double rent due as a result of dispossessory proceedings. Defendant filed a counter-affidavit and replevied the property by giving bond for the eventual condemnation money with J. L. Fulenwilder as surety. Plaintiff afterwards made a motion for a judgment by default based on defendant’s wilful failure to appear for the taking of his deposition. On March 19, 1968, the court granted the motion and…