Norrell v. Morrison
Supreme Court of Georgia
Appeals. Before Judge Kimsey. Lumpltin superior court. October term, 1895. Execution having ben levied, claim was interposed, and on the trial w
1Opinion of the CourtSimmons, C. J.
1. Where a case is tried in a justice’s court and the losing party desires to appeal, he must enter the appeal within four days from the rendition of the judgment complained of; and where it does not appear either from an entry of filing or from extrinsic evidence that an appeal was actually filed with the magistrate rendering the judgment within the time above stated, the same should, on motion, be dismissed.
2. This case differs from that of Harvey et al. v. Allen, 94 Ga. 455. There it affirmatively appeared that an appeal from a decision of the court of ordinary actually arrived at the…
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