Bird v. South Georgia Industrial Co.
Supreme Court of Georgia
Registration of land. Before Judge Thomas. Echols superior court. March 11, 1920.
1Opinion of the CourtFish, C. J.
A party to a proceeding under “Tlie Land Registration Act” (Acts 1917, p. 108) filed to tile examiner’s final report an exception as follows: “ Because the finding of the examiner is contrary to law and to the evidence adduced at the hearing of said case,” signed l>y the attorney who then represented the exceptor. This was the only exception filed. At a subsequent regular term of court counsel for opposing parties moved for a dismissal of the exception, on the grounds: “1. Because the exceptions are not separately classified as exceptions of law and exceptions of fact. 2. Because the exceptor…
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