Beutell v. Oliver
Supreme Court of Georgia
Service. Practice. Amendment. Traverse. Continuance. Before Judge Marshall J. Clarke. Pulton superior court. September term, 1891. Bentell sued Mrs. Olivér, as administratrix of George Oliver,, and the Board of Control of the Orphan Asylum Fund, District Lodge No. 5, Independent Order B’nia B’rith.
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Service. Practice. Amendment. Traverse. Continuance. Before Judge Marshall J. Clarke. Pulton superior court. September term, 1891. Bentell sued Mrs. Olivér, as administratrix of George Oliver,, and the Board of Control of the Orphan Asylum Fund, District Lodge No. 5, Independent Order B’nia B’rith. The entry of service upon the declaration, as it appeared at the time of trial, was : “Served E. P. Oliver, Joseph Ilirsch as chairman board of control of defendant, and R. A. Sonn, as sup’t, each personally with a copy of the within. This February 15, 1890. "W. A. Wilson, D. Sheriff.” When the…
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Judgment affirmed.
Bentell sued Mrs. Olivér, as administratrix of George Oliver,, and the Board of Control of the Orphan Asylum Fund, District Lodge No. 5, Independent Order B’nia B’rith. The entry of service upon the declaration, as it appeared at the time of trial, was : “Served E. P. Oliver, Joseph Ilirsch as chairman board of control of defendant, and R. A. Sonn, as sup’t, each personally with a copy of the within. This February 15, 1890. "W. A. Wilson, D. Sheriff.” When the case came on to bé heal'd, counsel for defendants moved to dismiss the cause as to the board of control, as it had…
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