QUILLIAN, Judge.
The sole contention of the defendant, appellant here, is that attachment will not lie to recover unliquidated damages or where the contract breached requires property other than money to be delivered to the plaintiff.
In support of the contention the defendant cites Mills v. Findlay, 14 Ga. 230, and Monroe v. Bishop, 29 Ga. 159. The Mills case, decided in 1853, held that attachment would not lie to recover unliquidated...
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