Yancey v. Karwisch
Supreme Court of Georgia
Eviction of intruder. Before Judge Pendleton. Eulton superior court. Nay 24, 1907.
1Opinion of the CourtLumpkin, J.
Iff. Ivarwisch made affidavit, alleging that he in good faith claimed the right of possession of a certain described strip of land; and that it was in the hands of Mrs. Mary Yancey, who did not in good faith claim a right to the possession of such property, and yet refused to abandon the same. This affidavit was placed in the hands of the sheriff of Fulton county, for the purpose of having Mrs. Yancey ejected as an intruder, under the Civil Code, §4808. The defendant delivered to the sheriff a counter-affidavit stating that she did in good faith claim a legal right to the possession of the…
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