Anderson v. Tribble
Supreme Court of Georgia
Charge of Court. Evidence. Deeds. Title. Moitgage. Homestead. Before Judge LAWSON. Jones Superior Court. April term, 1880. Reported in the decision.
1Opinion of the Court
Crawford, Justice.
Eliza M. Tribble made application for homestead and exemption in certain real and personal estate as the property of her husband, and to which S. M. Anderson filed objections upon the ground that the property out of which she sought to have it set apart belonged to him, and not to her husband, S. B. Tribble.
Anderson then, in order to further assert his title to this property, sued out a possessory warrant to recover the mules, a distress warrant to collect rent for the land, and also a warrant to dispossess Tribble as a tenant holding over.
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