Reports of Cases in Law and Equity, Argued and Determined in the Supreme Court of the State of Georgia, in the Year ..., Volume 32Edward O. Jenkins, 1869 - Equity |
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... had advanced for him ; that they then had on hand some cotton for Hampton , and waited to be put in funds for their advances ; that Hampton gave the note Horne vs. Planters ' Bank of Georgia . sued on 4 SUPREME COURT OF GEORGIA.
... had advanced for him ; that they then had on hand some cotton for Hampton , and waited to be put in funds for their advances ; that Hampton gave the note Horne vs. Planters ' Bank of Georgia . sued on 4 SUPREME COURT OF GEORGIA.
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... hand , or likely to be in a few days , would about bal- ance Hampton's account with the firm ; that Hampton prom- ised to ship to the firm cotton enough , by the time the note fell due , to pay it off , without further advances from ...
... hand , or likely to be in a few days , would about bal- ance Hampton's account with the firm ; that Hampton prom- ised to ship to the firm cotton enough , by the time the note fell due , to pay it off , without further advances from ...
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... hand at the time of the making of the note , belonging to Hampton , out of the then crop , the proceeds should have been applied to the payment of the note in suit ; if enough to pay the whole note , Horne was discharged ; if not the ...
... hand at the time of the making of the note , belonging to Hampton , out of the then crop , the proceeds should have been applied to the payment of the note in suit ; if enough to pay the whole note , Horne was discharged ; if not the ...
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... hands , or had at the time the summons of garnishment was served . This garnishment continued in Court until the June Term , 1860 , at which time the same was dismissed . Little vs. Owen . On the 14th of May , 20 SUPREME COURT OF GEORGIA .
... hands , or had at the time the summons of garnishment was served . This garnishment continued in Court until the June Term , 1860 , at which time the same was dismissed . Little vs. Owen . On the 14th of May , 20 SUPREME COURT OF GEORGIA .
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... hand , his share of the rent of the yard for three years , and the brick to be made thereon , and they dissolve at the end of eleven months , D. having paid a part of the note in the meantime , and the former partners specify minutely ...
... hand , his share of the rent of the yard for three years , and the brick to be made thereon , and they dissolve at the end of eleven months , D. having paid a part of the note in the meantime , and the former partners specify minutely ...
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action of ejectment administrator adverse possession affidavit aforesaid alleged answer Baker county bill in equity Burton certiorari charged the jury claim complainant contract contrary conveyance cotton Counsel for defendant Court erred Court of Equity Court of Ordinary Court.-LYON debt deceased decree deed defendant in error defendant's delivering the opinion dollars entitled evidence execution executor facts favor feme covert filed Georgia grant Griffin ground heirs Henry intention interest Irwin Jackson James John John Harkins Jones Laurens county Let the judgment levied liable lot of land Luke Roberts McGee ment motion negro overruled paid party payment person plaintiff in error possession presiding Judge proved purchase question Railroad record recover refused Robert Burton Roberts rule separate estate sheriff sheriff's deed sold statute sued suit Superior Court testator testified testimony thereof Thomas tion to-wit trial Tried before Judge trustee verdict wife William witness
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