Burch v. Holliday

1. Where the provisions of sections 2032-2035, inclusive, of the Civil Code (1910), relating to the impounding of animals found going at large on the premises of any person other than their owner, have become operative by an election and compliance with the conditions in sections 2036 et seq., so .that the premises are in a “stock law” county or district, a possessory rwarr rant will not lie to recover cattle lawfully impounded under Jhese *238statutes. Dew v. Smith, 130 Ga. 564 (4), 569 (61 S. E. 232); King v. Ford, 70 Ga. 628; Smith v. Whelchel, 11 Ga. App. 45 (74 S. E. 573); Goodwill v.…