Favors v. Johnson
Supreme Court of Georgia
Justices’ Courts. Nonsuit. Demand. Evidence. Before Judge Fain. Gordon Superior Court. February Adjourned Term, 1887. Deported in the decision.
1Opinion of the Court
Bleckley, Chief Justice.
A landlord sued out a statutory process to enforce against his tenant a lien for supplies furnished. A levy was made, and the tenant resisted by affidavit, making, amongst other issues, the objection that no demand upon him for payment had been made after the debt became due. The proceedings were returned to a justice’s court, and the magistrate, on trying the case, rendered a judgment for the tenant. The landlord appealed to a jury; and at the trial of the appeal, he introduced evidence, some of it upon the subject of a demand. The tenant, after this evi*554dence was in,…
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