82 Ga. 675 | Ga. | 1889
The reluctance of courts to engraft exceptions upon statutes of limitations is everywhere apparent. A comprehensive view of it may be had by consulting Tyler on Ejectment, 928-933. And in Jones vs. Bivins, 56 Ga. 538, it was ruled that the exceptions specified in the code, by which a prescriptive title will be defeated, are exhaustive and will not be enlarged by construction.
The judgment in the main case being affirmed, the cross-bill of exceptions is dismissed.
Judgment affirmed.