Baez v. Miller

Carley, Justice.

In this pro se mandamus action, appellant is the judgment-creditor in a civil case and appellee is the clerk of the trial court wherein appellant’s judgment was obtained. With regard to enforcement of his judgment in the civil case, appellant sought mandamus to compel appellee to issue an execution in accordance with OCGA § 9-13-10. The trial court found that, in fact, appellee had issued the execution and that appellant’s mandamus claim should, therefore, be denied as moot. It is from this order of the trial court that appellant appeals.

Appellant’s contention on appeal…