Blake v. Camp
Supreme Court of Georgia
Attachment. Amendments. Tried before Judge Harvey. Floyd Superior Court. July Term, 1871. The facts are in the opinion.
1Opinion of the Court
McCay, Judge.
The attachment was returned by the officer to the 1120th district, which was the proper district, according to the last residence of the defendant, and the trial was had and judgment obtained before the magistrate of that district. By a mere slip of the pen, the magistrate who issued the attachment had made it returnable to his own district. He used his printed forms, and made it returnable to the Justices' *299Court of said district, which, as a matter of course, must be taken literally to be the district mentioned on the margin, to-wit: 919th district. But the bond recites the…
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