Askew v. Melvin
Supreme Court of Georgia
Affidavit of illegality of execution. Before Judge Cox. Calhoun superior court. December 11, 1914. ■
1Opinion of the CourtLumpkin, J.
Several of the grounds of the affidavit of illegality were aimed at certain irregularities in the proceeding. The affidavit made to obtain an attachment alleged that E. E. Stone and L. V. Stone, doing business under the firm name and style of Stone & Son, were indebted to the plaintiff, Askew, in the sum of $425, and that Stone & Son were “causing their property to be removed beyond the limits of the county and State.” The attachment bond given by the plaintiff was payable to E. E. Stone and L. Y. Stone. The writ of attachment commanded the sheriff to seize so much of the property of E. E.…
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