Oliver v. James
Supreme Court of Georgia
Equitable petition. Before Judge Holden. - Elbert superior-court. September 11, 1907.
1Opinion of the CourtRoan, J.
A. S. Oliver, plaintiff in error, held and was ’ the owner of several justice-court and county-court executions, and one superior-court execution, all issuing from judgments, rendered in Elbert county, Georgia, against J. D. James. James took a homestead against his debts. . After his death, his widow, Isabella T. James, elected to take a year’s' support. The property was sold by her as administratrix, and a sufficient sum of the money arising from said sale was claimed by Oliver to satisfy said executions. The administratrix refused payment. Whereupon Oliver brought an equitable petition…
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