Mobley v. Brightwell

In Wright v. Scott, 145 Ga. 514 (89 S. E. 426), this court rendered a decision as follows: “ ‘Eor the property of a deceased person to be sold under an execution against the administrator, the execution must be such as can be levied upon the goods and chattels, lands and tenements of the deceased. An execution which directs a seizure of the property of the administrator is not such a process.’ Jones v. Parker, 60 Ga. 500. The judgment and execution must be de bonis testatoris, not de bonis propriis. Freeman v. Binswanger, 57 Ga. 159; Lemon v. Thaxton, 59 Ga. 706; Jones v. McCleod, 61 Ga. 602;…