English v. Williams

We think that the conclusions announced above are supported by the decision of the Supreme Court in Easterlin v. New Home Sewing Machine Co., 115 Ga. 305 (41 S. E. 595), in which it was held that an entry of the execution upon the docket, “ having been made within seven years from the date of the judgments, the statute (relating to dormancy) was complied with, and a new point in the life of the judgments was established by such entry, from which to compute the period within which the judgments would thereafter become dormant.” White the statute up*468on which that decision was based was an act of…