Brantley v. Clifton

1. Where the court-house of a county had been burned, and no other permanent place had been rented for court purposes, an administrator’s sale held at the site of the burned court-house was not void for the reason that after the destruction of the court-house the terms of the superior court of the county were held in a public-school building, under an order of the judge that they be held there “until suitable provision has been made,” it further appearing that when the court was not in session the building was used for school purposes, and that the clerk of the superior court, the ordinary,…