Collier v. Vason
Supreme Court of Georgia
Debt, in Baker Superior Court Tried before Judge Taylor, December Term, 1852. George W. Collier, as Deputy, Sheriff of Baker County, levied a mortgage fufa, on “ eight lots in the City of Albany, and in the first district of Baker County, Nos. 14, 16, 18 and 20, oil Commerce Street, and 13, 15, 17 and 19, on Stale Street, levied on as Joseph B. Shore’s property, &c.”
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Debt, in Baker Superior Court Tried before Judge Taylor, December Term, 1852. George W. Collier, as Deputy, Sheriff of Baker County, levied a mortgage fufa, on “ eight lots in the City of Albany, and in the first district of Baker County, Nos. 14, 16, 18 and 20, oil Commerce Street, and 13, 15, 17 and 19, on Stale Street, levied on as Joseph B. Shore’s property, &c.” At the sale, David A. Vason became the purchaser, and refusing to comply with the terms of.sale, the Sheriff, Collier, advertised and sold the property again, at the risk of Vason, the purchaser. The property sold for three…
1Opinion of the Court
By (he Court.
Warner, J.
delivering the opinion.
The only ground of error assigned to the judgment of the Court below is, the rejection of the Sheriff’s advertisement of the second sale of the property.
This second sale was made atthe risk of the defendant, under our Statute, who was a purchaser of the property at a former sale, and failed to comply with the terms of that sale.
[1.] By the 32d section of the Judiciary Act of 1799, the Sheriff is required to advertise his sales of property levied on by execution, and to give “ a full and complete description of the property to be sold, making known…
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