Taylor v. James
Supreme Court of Georgia
Equitable petition. Before Judge Sheffield. Early superior court. October term, 1898.
1Opinion of the CourtCobb, J.
On October 11, 1897, Mary E. Taylor, in behalf of herself and as next friend for her five minor children, filed an equitable petition against D. W. James and E. T. James, in which she prayed for a recovery of certain described realty which it was alleged had been set apart to her husband James H. Taylor as a homestead, and which had been illegally sold and was in the possession of E. T. James. By an amendment filed October 8, 1898, James IT. Taylor was made a party plain*329tiff to the case. E. T. James answered the petition, setting up that he was the owner of the property in dispute, by virtue…
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