Lowe v. Burkett
Supreme Court of Georgia
Service. Waiver. Judgments. Before Judge Pate. Twiggs Superior Court. March Term, 1880. Reported in the decision.
1Opinion of the Court
JACKSON, Chief Justice.
Lowe as guardian levied a fi. fa. on a tract of land as the property of Burkett. It was claimed by Mrs. Burkett. The original declaration having been put in evidence, showed by the sheriff’s entry thereon, that the defendant, Burkett, had been served only fourteen days, instead of fifteen days before court. It further appeared from the bench docket that the names of counsel were marked for defendant, and the following entries were made in the handwriting of Judge B. Hill, then judge of the court, “Oct. adj., 1873, appearance term of term. April T., 1874, put to heel.…
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