Darlington v. Belt
Court of Appeals of Georgia
Garnishment; from Jenkins superior court—Judge Rawlings. December 16, 1912. (Transferred from abolished city court of Millen.)
1Opinion of the CourtPottle, J.
Summons of garnishment was served upon Clifton. He answered that he had certain described property of the de*523fendant in his possession. The answer contained this further recital: “Deponent further says that he has been given written notice by defendant that all of the above-described money, property, and effects are not subject to the payment of the amount alleged to be due L. J. Belt by defendant, under and by virtue of the fact that said property, money and effects are the proceeds of a homestead set aside to defendant for the benefit of defendant and his family, under and by virtue of the…
2Cases cited2 opinions
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