Lambert Hoisting Engine Co. v. Dexter
Supreme Court of Georgia
Attachment. Before Judge Parker. Coffee superior court. April 7, 1905. On October 7,1901, H. W. Dexter sued out an attachment against the Lambert Hoisting Engine Company, on the ground that the ■defendant was a non-resident of this State. On October 14, the attachment was levied by service of summons of garnishment on the Gray Lumber Company.
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Attachment. Before Judge Parker. Coffee superior court. April 7, 1905. On October 7,1901, H. W. Dexter sued out an attachment against the Lambert Hoisting Engine Company, on the ground that the ■defendant was a non-resident of this State. On October 14, the attachment was levied by service of summons of garnishment on the Gray Lumber Company. On December 3, 1901, the Lambert Hoisting Engine Company dissolved the garnishment by giving bond, with the United States Fidelity & Guaranty Company as surety. On April 4, 1902, the plaintiff filed his declaration in attachment. On,May 22, 1902, the…
1Opinion of the Court
Atkinson, J..
The only assignment of error complained of which can be dealt with by this court is that which is made upon the ruling of the court rescinding its order of injunction against its receiver. The other assignments of error were upon the rulings of the court made more than six months before the bill of exceptions was tendered, the complaining party failing in the meantime to preserve his right of exception by appropriate exceptions pendente lite. We deal then only with the exception to the ruling of the court in rescinding its order which by its terms restrained the receiver from…
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