Tate v. Potter
Supreme Court of Georgia
1Opinion of the Court
Grice, Justice.
D. J. Tate brought suit against Mrs. Lottie Potter and N. G. Slaughter in the Superior Court of Clarke County, Georgia, for cancellation and other relief against two deeds, a warranty deed and a security deed. In count 1 he alleged that the warranty deed purportedly executed on March 1, 1958, by him to the defendant Mrs. Potter was a forgery. In count 2 he charged that the same deed was void because of his lack of mental capacity. No allegation was made as to any adjudication of such insanity. In each of the counts Tate also sought to cancel the security deed executed by Mrs.…
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