Moseley v. Phœnix Mutual Life Insurance
Supreme Court of Georgia
1Opinion of the CourtGilbert, J.
These are claim cases, all controlled by the same issue. The evidence demanded a finding of facts as follows: The four claims were for portions of land formerly owned by A. S. Moseley, father of the claimants, and conveyed by him to the latter. Subsequently to such conveyances, Mrs. Louvenia V. Moseley, wife of A. S. Moseley and mother of claimants, applied, through Howard M. Smith & Company, for a loan of $15,000, offering as security 1691 acres of described land which included all of the land conveyed as above stated to claimants by their father. There were oustanding liens on the lands.…
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