79 Ga. 519 | Ga. | 1888
In this case, Smith sued the defendants in error and obtained judgment against them in the superior court of Dougherty county; and a writ of execution was duly sued out upon that judgment within seven years from the rendition thereof. Entries were regularly made upon the execution within seven years from the suing out of the same. When it was levied, a claim was interposed by certain parties, and a motion was made to quash the execution on the ground that it did not follow the j udgment. The court below sustained this motion, and dismissed the levy. The case was brought here, and the judgment was affirmed. (Smith vs. Lockett et al. 73 Ga. 104.) The plaintiff in error then sued out an alias fi.fa., to make the execution conform to the j udgment, and had transferred to that alias
J udgment reversed.