Reese v. Walker
Supreme Court of Georgia
Distress warrant. Amendment. Practice. Before Judge Martin. Harris superior court. April term, 1891. Distress warrant was issued and levied, and a-claim was interposed. On trial in tbe justice’s court tbe property was found subject, and tbe claimant appealed to tbe superior court.
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Distress warrant. Amendment. Practice. Before Judge Martin. Harris superior court. April term, 1891. Distress warrant was issued and levied, and a-claim was interposed. On trial in tbe justice’s court tbe property was found subject, and tbe claimant appealed to tbe superior court. There be moved to dismiss tbe levy because, since levy was made, tbe affidavit to obtain tbe distress warrant bad been materially amended in this : as originally made tbe affidavit stated that tbe rent for which tbe warrant was sued out was due to tbe best of deponent’s knowledge and belief, and failed to state for…
1Opinion of the Court
Judgment affirmed.
II. V. Hargett and C. J. Thornton, for plaintiff in error. No appearance contra.
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