Devaughn v. Byrom
Supreme Court of Georgia
Money rule. ■ Before Judge Littlejohn. Dooly superior court. September term, 1899.
1Opinion of the CourtCobb, J.
DeVaughn brought in the justice’s court a rule against Bowen as constable, claiming a fund in the hands of the latter. Byrom became a party to the proceeding by intervention, and set up a claim to the fund. The case was by consent *905appealed to the superior court, where the issues involved were submitted to the decision of the judge without the intervention of a jury. At the hearing the following facts appeared: On June 18, 1896, Sam Rowell executed and delivered to 'DeVaughn a mortgage upon a mule to secure a debt of $150, and on January 7, 1897, executed and delivered to Byrom a mortgage upon…
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