Bazemore v. Davis
Supreme Court of Georgia
Practice in the Superior Court. Discovery. Argument of counsel. Marriage settlement. Registry. Notice. Trusts. Estates. Infant. Tenants in common. Improvements. Husband and wife. Divorce. Before Judge Hill. Bibb Superior Court.
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Practice in the Superior Court. Discovery. Argument of counsel. Marriage settlement. Registry. Notice. Trusts. Estates. Infant. Tenants in common. Improvements. Husband and wife. Divorce. Before Judge Hill. Bibb Superior Court. April Term, 1874. On July 21st, 1842, William H. Disharoon executed a post-nuptial settlement by which he conveyed to James S. Miller one hundred and fifty-two acreá of land in Twiggs county, certain negro slaves and certain promissory notes, “together with the right, profits and rents, issues and increase, that may arise or accrue out of the aforesaid land and…
1Opinion of the Court
Bleckley, Judge.
1. It was not alleged that the matter of the amendment was improper, but only that the court should not have suggested it.
2. The caution to the jury was neither inappropriate nor ill-timed.
3. The judge stated to complainant’s counsel that he did not wish them to argue the points of law, and would hear from the other side. The same points had once been argued before him on authority. Counsel for defendant insisted that complainant’s counsel should furnish and read the authorities in the same manner as if tiiey were to be used and commented on in conclusion. The judge declined…
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