Bateman v. Hallman
92 S.E. 55, 146 Ga. 679, 1917 Ga. LEXIS 436
Opinion
An execution in favor of C. L. Bateman against J. W. Brown was levied upon one undivided sixth interest in certain land, and a claim was filed by W. R. Hallman and J. C. Brown. The case was by agreement tried by the presiding judge, who rendered judgment in favor [680] of the claimant. The evidence authorized the finding that the land levied on was not subject to the fi. fa. Civil Code, § 5950; Johnson v. Oliver, 138 Ga. 347 (75 S. E. 245).
Judgment affirmed.
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