Anderson v. Oakley

1. "None but citizens of the United States, residing in this state are qualified to be made administrators. . .” Code § 113-1203. "A man may have several residences, but only one place of domicile.” Davis v. Holt, 105 Ga. App. 125, 129 (123 SE2d 686). "The court of ordinary being a court of general jurisdiction, ... it is to be presumed in favor of its judgments that every fact necessary to make it valid and binding was before the court... When the record of a judgment appointing [an] administrator is equivocal in its terms as to the residence of the decedent, the presumption in favor of the…