James v. Bettis

1. The plaintiff in error complains that the trial judge erred in not sustaining his objection to the admission of a paper purporting to be a bill of sale from Scott to Bettis; the objection being that the paper appeared to be a recorded instrument, and that it Fad not been acknowledged before a notary public. In view of testimony from a certain witness that Scott actually signed said paper, and of the fact that Scott himself admitted that he signed it, the court did not err in admitting it in evidence. Civil Code, § 5833 (5). See also Dawson v. Callaway, 18 Ga. 573 (3), 580; Ford v. Parker,…