Moore v. Moore
Supreme Court of Georgia
1DissentGunter, Justice
John L. Moore, during his lifetime, conveyed land to Mary W. Moore by a deed which provided that should Mary W. Moore predecease John L. Moore then "upon her death, all of the property and estates hereby granted and conveyed shall immediately revert to and vest in the party of the first part.”
*237Subsequent to the execution and delivery of the deed, Mary W. Moore killed John L. Moore. The appellees here are the sole heirs at law of John L. Moore, and they contended in the trial court that pursuant to Code Ann. § 113-909 they, the appellees, are the successors in title to the land described in the…
2Cases cited2 opinions
- Webb v. McDanielSupreme Court of Georgia · 1962
- Reynolds v. RackleySupreme Court of Georgia · 1967