Cottle v. Harrold, Johnson & Co.
Supreme Court of Georgia
Title. Liens. Partnership. Injunction. Trespass. Equity. Trusts. Tenants in Common. Practice in Supreme Court. Before Judge Clarke. Sumter County. At Chambers. January 9, 1884. • Reported in the decision.
1Opinion of the Court
Branham, Judge.
Thos. Harrold, Uriah B. Harrold and Henry R. Johnson, partners, composing the firm of Harrold, Johnson & Company, filed their bill in Sumter superior court against Obadiah Cottle and his wife, Eldora V. Cottle, claiming title to land lots numbers 160, 161, 162, parts of lots 138 and 15S, in the 26 th district of Sumter county, containing 1,000 acres, and known as the Joseph Brown plantation, alleging that Albertus L. Beckwith was in possession of the land as their tenant, and that the defendants, in December,' 1883, in the night, under some pretended but fraudulent claim,…
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