Frost v. Meetz
Citations
- 52 Cal. 664
Syllabus
<p>Notice of Iktebtioit to Move fob New Trial.—If the statement, as settled, recites that the defendant had given notice of his intention to move for a new trial, it will he intended that the notice given was in due time and form.</p> <p>New Trial Waiver.—Unless it appear that the respondent objected in the Court below to the want of proper notice of intention to move for new trial, she will be deemed to have waived the objection. (Sec. 246 of Practice Act of 1851.) It was held in Hibbard v. Smith, 50 Cal. 518, and Chapin v. Broder, 16 Cal. 421, that a Sherifi’s return showing the sum for which mortgaged premises had been sold, authorized the Clerk of the Court to issue execution against the general property of the debtor for the balance of the mortgage debt, and that the docketing of the judgment prior to the return created a lien on the general real estate of the debtor from the filing of the return. ■</p>
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- stating that OCGA § 41-2-5’s materially similar predecessor “provides that the police court of such city shall have jurisdiction to . . . order [a nuisance’s] abatement”
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