Manget Foundation, Inc. v. White

Gardner, Presiding Judge.

It is elementary that a deed must be based on consideration; that the wording in the deed must be sufficient to- create a covenant between the parties thereto; that the deed must have been delivered to the grantee and accepted, as written, and that the grantee must have entered into possession thereof. See in this respect Renfroe v. Alden, 164 Ga. 77 (137 S. E. 831), Phillips v. Blackwell, 164 Ga. 856 (3) (139 S. E. 547), Ottauquechee Savings Bank v. Elliott, 172 Ga. 656 (1) (158 S. E. 316), Anderson v. Higgenbotham, 174 Ga. 565 (1) (163 S. E. 477), Adams v. Lee…