Millen v. Stines
Supreme Court of Georgia
Verdict. Charge of court. Color ot title. Forgery. Evidence. Before Judge Eain. Murray superior court. August term, 1888. Reported in the decision.
1Opinion of the Court
Simmons, Justice.
M. B. Millen, for himself and as administrator de bonis non with the will annexed of Mary P. Harris, brought complaint for a certain lot of land against Nelson Stines and Jane Stines. Defendants pleaded the general issue. Upon the trial, the plaintiff proved title in himself and L. E. Harris, and showed that L. E. Harris died in 1861, leaving Mary P. Harris as his widow and sole heir, and that plaintiff was the administrator de bonis non, etc. of said Mary P. He also showed that no authority was given, either by L. E. Harris or himself, to J. B. Eain or E. Eain to sell the…
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