Turner v. Neisler
Supreme Court of Georgia
Complaint for land. Before Judge Gilbert. Taylor superior court. December 30, 1912.
1Opinion of the CourtLumpkin, J.
1. If a deed is not probated or attested so as to authorize its record, though it may be physically recorded, a certified copy thereof is not admissible in evidence.(a) Where it was agreed between counsel for the plaintiff and the defendant that the records in the office of the clerk of the superior court might be used in any instance in which a certified copy would be admissible, this did not permit the introduction in evidence, over objection, of a deed book containing a copy of a deed which was not attested or probated so as to authorize its record.
8. An instrument was recorded on the…
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