Pollard v. King
Supreme Court of Georgia
■ Practice in the Supreme Court. Bankrupt. Judgment. Amendment. Statute of Limitations. Illegality. Executions. Before Judge Crawford. Chattahoochee Superior Court. March Term, 1878. An execution in favor of King against Pollard was levied and illegality filed as set forth in the 5th head-note.
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■ Practice in the Supreme Court. Bankrupt. Judgment. Amendment. Statute of Limitations. Illegality. Executions. Before Judge Crawford. Chattahoochee Superior Court. March Term, 1878. An execution in favor of King against Pollard was levied and illegality filed as set forth in the 5th head-note. When the issue thus formed came on for trial, plaintiff petitioned the court, in substance, as follows : At the March term, 1867, he commenced suit against defendant on a note for $220.00. At the following September term a verdict was rendered for the plaintiff. Within four days after the adjournment…
1Opinion of the Court
Bleckley, Justice.
1. Authentication of the original bill of exceptions by the certificate of the clerk is indispensable, unless waived. Leave to withdraw for the purpose of procuring the omitted authentication may be granted here at any time, on application, under the act of 1877, liberally construed. Eeturn in time for hearing before the particular circuit is gone through, will, of course, be at the risk of the plaintiff in error. The case in 58 Ga.. 599, was not within the act of 1877, being one of the class of cases expressly excepted in the act itself.
2. Bankruptcy of a defendant in a…
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