Brantley v. Buck

Supreme Court of Georgia

Brantley v. Buck

62 Ga. 172

Supreme Court of Georgia·Decided August 15, 1878·Published·Cited by 3 cases

Opinion

A judgment in a claim case, declaring the property subject and directing that the fi. fa. proceed, is not a judgment for any sum certain so as to enable the supreme court to award damages against the claimant, under §4286 of the Code, for bringing up the case for delay. The claimant desiring to withdraw his writ of error, may have leave to do so, over the objection of opposing counsel. 45 (?«., 316.

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A judgment in a claim case, declaring the property subject and directing that the fi. fa. proceed, is not a judgment for any sum certain so as to enable the supreme court to award damages against the claimant, under §4286 of the Code, for bringing up the case for delay. The claimant desiring to withdraw his writ of error, may have leave to do so, over the objection of opposing counsel. 45 (?«., 316.

Brantley v. Buck, 62 Ga. 172 (Ga. 1878).

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