Trammell v. Estep

CAYTON, Associate Judge.

A tenant appeals from an order refusing to vacate a writ of restitution.

After a trial on the merits plaintiff had obtained a judgment for possession of dwelling property on the ground that she required it for the immediate use of herself and family — one of the grounds under which a tenant may be ousted under the Emergency Rent Act.1 In entering the finding on December 4, 1944, the trial judge granted a stay of 'execution for" one month, to January 4, 1945, with the proviso, “rent to be paid.” Defendant noted an appeal to this court but later withdrew it. Defendant…