Dill v. Jones
Supreme Court of Georgia
Motion to dismiss writ of error. The case brought up by this writ of error was tried in Randolph Superior Court, on an appeal before Judge Warren, at October' Term, 1846, and resulted in a judgment against the appellants and-their securities on the appeal; all of whom, except one of the se^ curities, were joined in the writ of error as plaintiffs. For tlie grounds of the motion' to dismiss, and other particulars1 of the case, see the decision of the' Supreme Court.
1Opinion of the Court
*80 By the Court
Warner, J.
delivering the opinion.
In this case, John Dill, James Bnchannon, and Simeon Greene security on the appeal in the Court below, sued out their writ of error returnable to this Court, against Gabriel Jones, defendant in error. The counsel for the defendant in error now moves the' Court to dismiss the plaintiffs’ writ of error, on the ground of the nonjoinder of Abner W. Jones, a co-defendant in the judgment of the Court below. It appears, from an inspection of the record, that Simeon Greene and Abner W. Jones were securities on the appeal in the Court below, and that…
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