Kirsch v. Witt

This case arose in the municipal court of Atlanta upon a money-rule. The contest was between Carl Witt, on the one side, and David Kirsch, S. H. Mosely, and the Standard Tent & Awning Company, on the other side, all of whom were creditors holding judgments against C. Y. Bose and Harris-Bose Incorporated. The fund in controversy was awarded to Carl Witt, apparently for the benefit of Knothe Brothers Company, which company was not a party to the record, and the other lienholders, after unsuccessfully moving for a new trial and appealing to the appellate division, sued out a certiorari to the…