Everett v. Tabor

Everett filed an equitable petition against Tabor and Hipp, a constable, wherein he alleged that Tabor sued him in a justice’s court and obtained a judgment, that Tabor fraudulently prevented him from entering an appeal to a jury in that court, and subsequently caused an execution to be issued and levied upon his property. The prayers of the petition were for process, injunction, and general relief. On the interlocutory hearing the court refused a temporary injunction, and this judgment was affirmed on writ of error to the Supreme Court. See ‘Everett v. Tabor, 119 Ga. 128, wherein the…