Alexander v. Sutlive
Supreme Court of Georgia
Effect of a demurrer at law. Plea of mil tiel record to scire facias to make' parties, after a demurrer sustained at a former term of the Court below, and that judgment upon a writ of- error reversed. Error from Randolph Superior Court. April Term, 1847. Before Judge Warren. For the facts see the' opinion delivered by the Supreme Court.
1Opinion of the Court
By the Court.
Lumpkin, Judge,
delivering the opinion.
On the 15th day of July, 1836, Majors Henderson, then in life, brought an action of debt in the Superior Court of Randolph County, against Moses Alexander, the intestate of the plaintiff in error. The defendant, at the trial term, confessed judgment and entei-edan appeal. At August Term, 1840, of the Superior Court, the death of Henderson was suggested, and at the October Term, 1843, the death of Alexander was suggested. On the 3d day *29of March, 1846, John "W. Sutlive caused a scire facias to be •issued, calling upon Moses H. Alexander, as the…
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