Williams v. Moore & Watkins
Supreme Court of Georgia
Evidence. Deeds. Registration. Levy and Sale. Constables. Executions. Partnership. Before Judge Mershon. Glynn Superior Court. May Term, 1881. Reported in the decision.
1Opinion of the Court
Crawford, Justice.
Moore & Watkins brought suit in ejectment against William Williams to recover a lot in the city of Brunswick, to which they claimed title.
The facts appear to be that a corporation known as “The Proprietors of the City of Brunswick,” sold the premises in dispute to one James B. Taylor; that in 1872, the said Taylor having died, the lot in question was given in for taxes by one C. S. Schlater, agent for the estate of Taylor ; that the taxes not being paid, a tax ji.fa. was issued, the lot levied on, sold and bought by the plaintiffs ; that Williams being in possession, this…
2Cases cited2 opinions
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