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47 Ga. 339

Adams v. Davis

Supreme Court of Georgia

Decided July 15, 1872

Supreme Court of Georgia · decided 1872-07-15

Statute of limitations. Renewal of suit. Before Judge Johnson. Marion Superior Court. April Term, 1872. William C. Adams brought complaint against A. W. Davis, maker, and R. M. Anders, indorser, on a note made August 14th, 1863, due December 25th, next thereafter, for $840 0,0, with a credit thereon' of $500 00, date, January 26th, 1864. Defendants relied upon the statute of limitations.

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Decided 1872-07-15

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Montgomey, Judge,

¶1concurred from the bench as follows. He furnished no additional opinion:

¶2As an original question, I concur in the opinion as delivered by Judge MoCay. If I differed, I should feel constrained to concur by the unanimous opinion of this Court as pronounced in Harrison vs. Walker, 1 Kelly, 32, between which case and the present I do not perceive the distinction.

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