Pierce v. Felts
Supreme Court of Georgia
Intervention'. Before J. C. Newsome, judge pro hac vice. Glascock superior court. November 19, 1917.
1Opinion of the CourtHull, J.
There was an application to the court of ordinary to probate the will of Amanda J. Gallaher. A caveat was filed by one of the heirs at law. The plaintiff in error sought to intervene, and filed a petition alleging substantially the following: He had purchased certain land, some time after the death of Amanda J. Gallaher, from- her husband, N. Gallaher, for which he gave certain notes. The latter had no title to the land, which belonged to Mrs. Gallaher at the time of her death. She died testate, leaving the will which is now sought to be probated by S. Gibson, executor, and by this will the…
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