Johnson v. Dobbs
Supreme Court of Georgia
Constitutional Law. Homestead. Judgments. Liens. Administrators and Executors. Before Pope Barrow, Esq., Judge pro hac vice. Jackson Superior Court. February Term, 1882. Reported in the decision.
1Opinion of the Court
Speer, Justice.
This was a rule to distribute money in Jackson superior court, brought by defendant in error against the sheriff. The presiding judge being disqualified, by consent of counsel, the case, both as to the law and facts, was submitted to Pope Barrow, Esq., as judge pro hac vice, with *606the right to either party to except. To the judgment in part as rendered by the judge pro hac vice, the defendant, Johnson, assigned as errors:
(i.) The ruling of the court with regard to the payment of the fi. fa. of S. C. Dobbs.
(2.) The ruling of the court with regard to the defendant’s right to an…
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