Strickland v. Smith

1. Where, upon the trial of a claim case, the claimant admits a prima facie case in' the plaintiff, and assumes the burden of proof, it is not incumbent upon the plaintiff to introduce the judgment, the fi. fa., or the levy, or to put in any evidence whatever, until the prima facie ease admitted is overcome by the claimant’s evidence. Manley v. McKenzie, 128 Ga. 347 (2), 350, 351 (57 S. E. 705). In this case the prima facie ease admitted in the plaintiff was not rebutted by the claimant’s evidence. ■

2. The owner of a stallion or jack does not obtain title to the get thereof, for the service…