Gress Lumber Co. v. Coody
Supreme Court of Georgia
Action of trespass. Before Judge Smith. Dodge-superior court. September term, 1892.
1Opinion of the Court
The suit was for cutting and carrying away the pine timber on 134 acres of land lot 174 in the 20th district-of Dodge county, from December 1, 1886, to August 2, 1887. Yerdict and judgment for plaintiff were rendered,, and defendant excepted to the following rulings:
1. Plaintiff introduced a deed to himself from Elijah Jones, dated December 4, 1885, for “ one hundred and thirty-four acres of land on the north side of lot number one hundred and seventy-four in the twentieth district of Dodge county.” It was objected that this description was insufficient, and the objection was overruled.
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