Cummings v. Johnson
Supreme Court of Georgia
1Opinion of the Court
Head, Presiding Justice.
James Lamar Cummings filed a petition for specific performance against Mrs. Ruth B. Johnson. It was alleged: Mrs. F. G. Clay at the time of her death owned described property, subject to a deed to secure debt. Her only heirs at law were her husband, F. G. Clay, and three children, Mrs. Eddis Johnson, Mrs. Wynelle DeAngelo, and James L. Fuller. Subsequently James- L. Fuller died, leaving a widow, Mrs, Mary Fuller, and two minor children. The petitioner negotiated with the named heirs of Mrs. Clay and Mrs. Mary Fuller for the purchase of the property, which they desired…
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