Mills v. Hudgins
97 Ga. 417 | Ga. | 1896
It plainly appearing that the property of the plaintiff, a married woman, was given up by her for the purpose of suppressing a criminal prosecution against her husband and son, and to settle a debt due by the husband, she was entitled to maintain an action for its recovery against the person who thus took it from her. The evidence demanded a finding in her favor, and the judgment for the defendant rendered by the judge without a jury was totally unsupported.
Judgment reversed.