Johnson v. Roberts
| Court | Supreme Court of Georgia |
| Writing for the Court | Warner, Chief Justice |
| Citation | 63 Ga. 168 |
| Parties | Johnson. v. Roberts. |
| Decision Date | 28 February 1879 |
Johnson. v. Roberts.
Supreme Court of the State of Georgia
(February Term, 1879.)
Homestead.¶—One entitled to a homestead, may take the statutory or the constitutional homestead at option, but cannot take both. The two are distinct, and where one has been taken, it cannot be supplemented by the other.
Warner, Chief Justice.
¶Homestead.—See principal case distinguished in Wheeler, etc., Co. v. Christopher, 68 Ga. 635.
See Ency. Dig. Ga. Rep., vol. 6, p. 57.
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