Terry v. Bank of Americus
Supreme Court of Georgia
Levy and Sale. Stale Demands. Executions. Payment. Pleadings. Before Judge Fort. Webster Superior Court. April Term, 1886. Reported in the decision.
1Opinion of the Court
Hall, Justice.
This affidavit of illegality to th efi.fa. set forth the following grounds: That the levy was stale, having been made in 1884, and no action taken thereon until the propertylovied on was advertised for sale in 1886; that the plaintiff postponed all action thereon from the 27th of October, 1884, until and to the next October; and “that the fi. fa. and promissory note, the cause of action, was paid off in full,” and there was nothing due on the same. The court sustained a general demurrer thereto and dismissed the affidavit. This is the error alleged.
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