Jones v. Eubanks
Supreme Court of Georgia
Distress warrant. Amendment. Verdict. Practice. Landlord and tenant. Liens., Charge of court. Before Judge Miller. Houston superior court. April term, 1890. Reported in the decision.
1Opinion of the Court
Simmons, Justice..1. Eubanks sued out a distress warrant against Jones, on the ground that he was removing his crops from the premises. At the trial Jones moved to dismiss the dis^ tress warrant “on the ground that it was for other purposes than collecting rent, and was for the collection of corn, fodder and cotton-seed and not rent.” His motion was overruled, and he makes this the first ground of his motion for new trial. There was no ' error in overruling the motion to dismiss, inasmuch as it appears in this ground of the motion that the plaintiff amended his warrant so as to exclude…
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