City of Atlanta v. First Presbyterian Church

Bleckley, Chief Justice.

This was an action by the church, a body corporate and politic, against the city7-, brought in February, 1887, to recover the sum of $616.87, the amount paid by the plaintiff to the defendant in January, 1885, in satisfaction of a JL fa. which the city had issued against, and caused to be levied upon, the church building and the premises on which the same was situate, said premises fronting and abutting on Marietta street. The fi. fa. was issued for the pro rata share of these premises of the cost incurred in the year 1883 by the city in paving with Belgian blocks the…