Lockard v. Davis
Court of Appeals of Georgia
1Opinion of the Court
Birdsong, Judge.
Trespass — Permissive Use. In 1923 one Frank Arnold acquired a house and lot in Newnan. In 1926 he sold half of the lot to his father-in-law, who in turn built a house on that lot. Arnold owned a garage at the rear of the original lot. In order to accommodate both himself and his father-in-law, Arnold moved the garage to a point to the rear and between the two lots, with a drive running from the street to the garage. This drive was built partially upon both lots but with a greater portion upon the father’s-in-law (Moncrief). In 1936, Moncrief sold the lot and house he owned to…
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