Gholston v. O'Kelley
Supreme Court of Georgia
Executions. Dormancy. Justice of the peace. Before Judge Lumpkin. Madison superior court. September term, 1887. Reported in the decision.
1Opinion of the Court
Simmons, Justice.
O’Kelley, as administrator of H. P. Smith, filed a bill *20to marshal the assets of the estate of his intestate. The only creditors who appeared, to have answered the bill were M. I). L. Gholston, as the administrator of W. J. Gholston, and S. T. and M. L. Smith. The contest on •the trial below was between Gholston, administrator, (who had certain justice’s court fi. fas. against the intestate) and the Smiths, who had a claim against the intestate for certain services rendered him for four years prior to his death. Gholston claimed that his fi. fas. were not dormant, and that he…
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