McConnell v. East Point Lard Co.
Supreme Court of Georgia
Distress warrant — appeal. Before Judge Lumpkin. Eulton superior court. September term, 1895.
1Opinion of the Court
Little, Justice.
The East Point Land Company sued out a distress warirant against McConnell for $100.00 for rent of land for the .year 1893. The affidavit to distrain was made by Walker as the agent of 'the land company. McConnell filed a counter-affidavit and gave bond. On the trial of the issues raised, after the plaintiff had closed its evidence, defendant McConnell moved for a nonsuit on the grounds: (1) That the relation of landlord and 'tenant had not been shown to exist between McConnell and the land company. (2) That McConnell did not know the land company in the rental, as is shown by…
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