Marler v. Simmons
Supreme Court of Georgia
Statute of limitations. Actions. Diligence. Before JuclgeWELLBORN. Hall superior court. February term, 1888. Reported in the decision.
1Opinion of the Court
Simmons, Justice.
This was an action commenced in a justice’s court by Simmons against Marler, on the thirteenth of November, 1884, for the balance due him for his fee for services rendered in a certain ease in the superior court, which said balance had been collected by Marler, his associate counsel, and was not paid over to Simmons on demand. Marler filed several pleas, among which were the general issue and the statute of limitations. The magistrate rendered judgment in favor of Marler; whereupon Simmons carried the case to the superior court,-by appeal.
On the trial of the ease in the…
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