Perry v. Martin

Supreme Court of Georgia

Perry v. Martin

26 Ga. 436

Supreme Court of Georgia·Decided August 15, 1858·Published·Cited by 1 cases

Opinion

By the Court.

Lumpkin J.

delivering the opinion.

In Cardin vs. Standly, (20 Ga. Rep. 105,) this Court held, that in a proceeding under the Act of 1854, to protect land owners against intruders, and to give land owners a remedy [437]*437in certain cases, the affidavits of the parties are not what constitutes the pleadings; and are, therefore not amendable under the Amendment Act of 1854. That decision covers and controls this case.

Judgment affirmed.

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By the Court.

Lumpkin J.

delivering the opinion.

In Cardin vs. Standly, (20 Ga. Rep. 105,) this Court held, that in a proceeding under the Act of 1854, to protect land owners against intruders, and to give land owners a remedy [437]*437in certain cases, the affidavits of the parties are not what constitutes the pleadings; and are, therefore not amendable under the Amendment Act of 1854. That decision covers and controls this case.

Judgment affirmed.

Perry v. Martin, 26 Ga. 436 (Ga. 1858).

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