42 Ga. 408 | Ga. | 1871
This case presents for review the order of the Judge below, granted at Chambers, October 18th, 1870, dismissing the bill of complainant.
The bill was brought by Mary S. Poythress, by her guardian, A. O. Ware, charging that Daniel Ware became the administrator of Sarah Jane Poythress in 1864, that in 1866, she had tiled her complaint in equity to Troup Superior Court, (which is attached as an exhibit,) against him, and had obtained thereon a verdict at the November Term, 1866, which
The bill charges, that she has applied to defendant for a sale, which was refused, and that he is in collusion with others and committing waste, and that the administrator and his security are wholly insolvent. The bill prays for the appointment of a Receiver, and for a sale of the property.
The defendant pleaded to this bill of complaint, the former bill of complaint, alleging that there is neither new matter or parties, and that the question is res adjudicata.
Judgment reversed.