Milner v. Akin
Supreme Court of Georgia
Executions. Lost Papers. Executors and Administrators. Before Judge MoOutchbn. Bartow Superior Court. Au•gust Term, 1876. Reported in the opinion.
1Opinion of the Court
Jackson, Judge.
This was a motion to quasb an aMasfi. fa. A valid judgment bad been rendered, tod was unsatisfied. Tbe courthouse, with tbe papers, was burnt, and in tbe year 1867— tbe judgment bearing date in 1861 — Alcin, as executor of Clayton, tbe plaintiff in judgment, moved tbe court to direct tbe cleric to issue an alias fi-fa., as the first was lost or destroyed. It was levied, in 1868, upon property claimed by Milner, and Milner (McConnell, tbe defendant, being made a party also) moved to quasb this alias or copy fi. fa. in 1874 — seven years after it was issued — on tbe ground that *556Ak…
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