Robenson v. Vason
Supreme Court of Georgia
Equity. Motion to dissolve injunction. Decided by Judge Cole. From Dougherty County. Chambers. July, 1867. On the 31st of October, 1865, George F. Robenson married Lucy Bartlett, a ward of David A. Vason. She was at that date a minor, and resided in Dougherty county. The marriage license was issued by the Ordinary of Baker county, and without the consent of the mother or guardian of the ward.
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Equity. Motion to dissolve injunction. Decided by Judge Cole. From Dougherty County. Chambers. July, 1867. On the 31st of October, 1865, George F. Robenson married Lucy Bartlett, a ward of David A. Vason. She was at that date a minor, and resided in Dougherty county. The marriage license was issued by the Ordinary of Baker county, and without the consent of the mother or guardian of the ward. When Robenson and Yason proposed settling the accounts between Yason and said ward, various preliminary investigations were had, which resulted in submitting the matter to the arbitrament of G. J. Wright…
1Opinion of the CourtWarner, C. J.
The error assigned to the judgment of the Court below in this cause, is the dissolution of the injunction. As the bill is retained for a hearing upon its merits between the original parties, we shall express no opinion upon the facts involved in it, except so far as the same may relate to the order dissolving the injunction. The injunction was granted to restrain the sale of the mortgaged property under a power contained in the mortgage. The main question in the cause which was made on the argument before this Court, is whether Ross & Son were bona fide holders of the notes and mortgage under…
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