Smith v. Lockett
Decision Date | 28 February 1884 |
Citation | 73 Ga. 104 |
Parties | Smith. vs. Lockett et al. |
Court | Georgia Supreme Court |
1. At common law, if a party died after judgment, but before the issuing of execution, it was necessary to issue a scire facias to make the heir or legal representative of such decedent a party to the judgment; but since the passage of the judiciary act of 1799, which makes the judgment a lien on all the property of the defendantfrom the time of its rendition, the reason of the rule, and consequently the rule itself, has ceased to exist in this state. 4 How., 58.
2. The execution must follow the judgment. Where the judgment recited that the plaintiff assumed the costs, and the execution assessed costs against the defendant, in a claim case arising thereunder, the execution should be quashed, and the levy dismissed on motion. Code, §3636; Tidd's Pr., 998.
(a.) A claimant has the right to show that the execution which is levied on the property claimed by him is void or inoperative as a valid process. Code, §3495; 6 Ga., 586; 12 Id., 212; 51 Id., 421; 52 Id., 586; 44 Id., 26.
Judgment affirmed.
March 4, 1884.
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