Manion v. Varn
Supreme Court of Georgia
Land registration. Before Judge Thomas. Echols superior court. September 18, 1920.
1Opinion of the CourtH'isii, C. J.
1. By section 20 of the land-registration act (Acts 1917, p. 108) it is provided that any of the parties to the proceeding may, within twenty days after the examiner’s report is filed, file exceptions of law or of fact to the general findings of the examiner; and the judge may rerefer or recommit the record to the examiner “ in like manner as auditor’s reports may be recommitted in any equity cause.” Within twenty days after the filing of the examiner’s report, any party at interest may move to recommit the report for indefiniteness, lack of fullness, failure to properly separate and classify…
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