47 Ga. 511 | Ga. | 1873
This was a bill filed by the complainant for a new trial, and praying for an injunction. The injunction was granted, the defendant answered the bill, and made a motion to dissolve it. The Court overruled the motion to dissolve the injunction, but modified it so as to meet the exigencies of the case in the exercise of the discretion vested in it by law. To this ruling of the.Court the defendant excepted. The complainant’s absence from the Court, for providential cause, at the trial, is conceded, but it is said there is no merit in his application for a new trial, and that he has an adequate remedy at law. It appears, from the record, that Hall obtained a mortgage from Wolfe on a lot in the town of Warrenton, to secure the payment of a debt due by Wolfe to Hall, which had been duly recorded, foreclosed, and execution levied on the lot. as Wolfe’s property, which was claimed by English, the complainant, as his property. Hall filed a bill to set aside English’s deed, under which he claimed title to the lot, and which was the foundation of the claim interposed by him to prevent the sale of the lot as Wolfe’s property. At the last October term of Warren Superior Court the equity cause was called, and a decree rendered, setting aside the deed of English, and directing the same to be canceled. The complainant
Let the judgment of the Court below be affirmed.