Cowart v. Epstein & Brother
Supreme Court of Georgia
Levy and claim. Before Judge Gamble. Tattnall superior court. April term, 1896. Fi. fas. in favor of Epstein & Brother, Ferst’s Sons & Co., and Joseph Weed, based on judgments against Moring & Cow-art, of July 7, 1893, and April 9, 1894, were levied on realty in the town of Collins, as the property of W. IT. Cowart, one of the defendants in fi. fa. Claims were interposed by D. C. Cowart. The property was found subject.
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Levy and claim. Before Judge Gamble. Tattnall superior court. April term, 1896. Fi. fas. in favor of Epstein & Brother, Ferst’s Sons & Co., and Joseph Weed, based on judgments against Moring & Cow-art, of July 7, 1893, and April 9, 1894, were levied on realty in the town of Collins, as the property of W. IT. Cowart, one of the defendants in fi. fa. Claims were interposed by D. C. Cowart. The property was found subject. Claimant’s motion for a new trial, on the general grounds alone, was overruled, and he excepted. In addition to said executions and levies, appeared in evidence a fi. fa. of…
1Opinion of the CourtLittle, J.
Certain executions against the firm of Moring & Cowart were levied on two town lots as the property of W. H. Cowart, a member of the firm. Claims were interposed by D. C. Cowart. The cases were tried together, and the verdict rendered found the property subject. A motion for a new trial was made on the ground that there was no evidence to support the verdict.
After the executions were put in evidence, the plaintiffs introduced a deed, dated January 2d, 1892, conveying the land to W. H. Cowart. The judgments against the firm of Moring & Cowart, on which the executions levied on the land had…
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