Southern Pacific Co. v. Stewart

Bleckley, Chief Justice.

This was an attachment for $10,000, sued out on the *14ground that the company was a non-resident of the State of Georgia, in favor of Stewart against the Southern Pacific Company. It was levied by the service of garnishment and was returnable to the June term, 1890, of the city court. Before that term arrived, the parties entered into a written agreement whereby it was stipulated that the company be relieved from the necessity of giving bond to dissolve the garnishment, and that it would enter a general appearance in lieu of giving bond and security. This clause was…