Knight v. Addison

On March 5, 1931, Mrs. Millie Addison executed a note in the sum of thirty dollars, payable to Mrs. J. T. Knight, and secured the note by a mortgage on a certain cow. Mrs. Addison having defaulted in payment of the note, it was foreclosed by Mrs. Knight before a justice of the peace and the mortgage execution was levied by the constable of said court. Mrs. Addison interposed her affidavit of illegality thereto, alleging that the fi. fa. was proceeding illegally for the reason that she “is a widow of a Confederate soldier and as such draws a pension from the State of Georgia, and under the law…