Wilkin v. American Freehold Land Mortgage Co. of London Ltd.
Supreme Court of Georgia
Rule for contempt; Before Judge Sheffield. Miller superior court. April term, 1898.
1Opinion of the CourtFish, J.
The defendant in error ruled Wilkin, sheriff, for not selling certain lands, mules, and cotton, which he had levied upon as the property of Clifton, by virtue of an execution proceeding for such company against Montgomery, Clifton, et al. The sheriff answered under oath, and, among other reasons for his not selling the lands and the mules, it was alleged in the answer that when the judgment was rendered upon which the execution was issued and at the time of the levy, the lands and the mules were not the property of Clifton, but that the lands were owned by the Bank of Tliomasville, and the…
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