Lathem & Sons v. Stringer
Supreme Court of Georgia
Money rule. Before Judge Patterson. Cberokee superior court. February 26, 1915.
1Opinion of the CourtEvans, P. J.
The issue arose upon a rule to distribute money in the hands of a constable. G. W. Lollis was a tenant of J. G. Stringer for the year 1914. During that year Stringer furnished him supplies with which to make a crop. Certain crops grown upon the rented premises were levied upon under justice-court executions in favor of W. A. Lathem & Sons, and were sold under those fi. fas. A few days after the sale, and before the proceeds thereof had been turned over by the constable to the plain*225tiffs in the justice-court fi. fas., the -landlord sued out his warrant for supplies furnished to his tenant, and…
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