Haygood v. King

1. Ail appeal from a judgment of a justice’s court suspends but does not vacate the judgment. The judgment remains operative with all of its incidents, save in so far as it is incapable of enforcement pending the appeal. Civil Code (1910)., § 5015; Watkins v. Angier, 99 Ga. 519 (27 S. E. 718). Accordingly a creditor having a justice’s court judgment from which an appeal has been taken, and who is other - .wise entitled to injunctive relief, does not come within the provisions of the Civil Code, § 5495, which inhibits creditors without lien, as a general rule, from enjoining their debtors from…