Reeves v. Lancaster
Supreme Court of Georgia
. Motion to set aside judgment. Before Judge Hammond. Burke superior court. October 11, 1917.
1Opinion of the CourtGilbert, J.
Where in resistance to a levy upon land a claim was interposed by one acting for himself and as next friend for two named minors, and the ease thus made was regularly called and tried, and a verdict was rendered finding the property subject, such parties can not attack the verdict and judgment by a motion to set them aside on the ground that the claim was not marked filed by the clerk of the superior court.(u) Nor can the minors have such a judgment set aside, by motion filed at a subsequent term, on the ground that the claim was filed by one as their next friend, and not as their agent or…
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