Dykes v. Woolsey
Supreme Court of Georgia
Appeals. Jurisdiction. Justice Courts. Before Judge Buchanan. Fayette Superior Court. November Term, 1878. Executions in favor of Dykes against W. Martin, J. Martin and W. J. Gay, security, were levied on certain realty as the property of Gay. Woolsey et al. claimed. The case was submitted to tlie court without a jury. He found in favor of claimants, and plaintiff excepted.
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Appeals. Jurisdiction. Justice Courts. Before Judge Buchanan. Fayette Superior Court. November Term, 1878. Executions in favor of Dykes against W. Martin, J. Martin and W. J. Gay, security, were levied on certain realty as the property of Gay. Woolsey et al. claimed. The case was submitted to tlie court without a jury. He found in favor of claimants, and plaintiff excepted. For the other facts, see the decision. cited Code,. §§5104, 3610, 4157, 4141; 46 Ga-., 486 ; 58 II., 77; 53 II., 568; 54 11., 121; 50 lb., 601; 51 lb., 194; acts 1876, p. 37; 2 Tomlin’s L. Die., 247; 1 Bouv. L. Die., 733;…
1Opinion of the Court
Warner, Chief Justice.
This was a claim case, which, by consent, was submitted to the decision of the court without the intervention of a jury upon the following agreed statement of facts, to-wit:
“Plaintiff brought suit against the defendants in the 1134th district, G. M., of Campbell county, on seven promissory notes, six of them for fifty dollars, principal, and one for thirty dollars, principal, which causes were heard before Andrew Smith, J. P., on the 7th March, 1861, and judgments entered up against defendants for principal, interest and cost, no defense being made by defendants thereto.…
2Cited by3 opinions
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- Cherokee Lodge v. WhiteSupreme Court of Georgia · 1879
- Gay v. BrownCourt of Appeals of Georgia · 1932