Cooley v. Abbey

Mrs. Cooley filed a petition and presented the same to the judge of the superior court of the Atlanta circuit, in which she alleged that Mrs. Abbey had made a fraudulent sale of all of her property, and prayed that an attachment should issue under the provisions of the Civil Code. After considering the same, the attachment was ordered to issue, and was levied on certain furniture and household goods as the property of the defendant in attachment. Subsequently Mrs. Abbey, under the jirovisions of the Civil Code regulating attachments of this character, filed a petition praying that the levy of…