Gresham v. Loganville Banking Co.

On May 26, 1922, J. R. Gresham executed a mortgage to Loganville Banking Company upon described crops then in existence, in which was a stipulation that it was “given for purchase-money for supplies.” Gresham died in the same year; and in September, upon the application of the widow for a year’s support for herself and minor children, the appraisers appointed made a return setting aside, among other things, a part of the crops included in the mortgage. The banking company filed objections which the ordinary overruled, and the case was then appealed to the superior court, where it was tried by…