Pearce Furniture Co. v. Jackson

Deen, Presiding Judge.

1. Except where an estoppel is pleaded and proved, the lien of a judgment only attaches to that interest in property which the judgment debtor actually owns. Hartsfield Loan &c. Co. v. Garner, 184 Ga. 283 (1) (191 SE 119) (1937).

2. Once title is proved to be in a litigant, the presumption is that it so continues until the contrary is *720proved. Coleman &c. Co. v. Rice, 105 Ga. 163 (31 SE 424) (1898).

Submitted April 3, 1978 Decided April 20, 1978. H. Norwood Pearce, William H. Arey, for appellant. Charles M. Evert, for appellee.

3. Hearsay testimony, although unobjected to,…