Long v. Bullard
Supreme Court of Georgia
Equity. Amendment. Homestead. Estoppel. Deeds. Before Judge Hill. Bibb Superior Court. October Adjourned Term, 1876. Eeported in the decision.
1Opinion of the Court
Warner, Chief Justice.
The plaintiff brought his action against the defendants on a promisory note, payable to him or bearer, for $1,220.00, dated 18th November, 1872, due twelve months after date. The defendants filed various defenses to said action in their several pleas thereto, such as the discharge in bankruptcy of E. M. Long, that Betsy A. Long was his wife and a feme covert at the time she signed the note, that it was given for a debt of her husband, that she never read it and did not know the amount of the note, etc. ' Whereupon the plaintiff made a motion to amend his declaration,…
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