Fain v. Garthright
Supreme Court of Georgia
Ejectment, in Marion Superior Court. Tried before Judge Alexander, May Term, 1848. The facts necessary to understand the decision of the Court, are embraced within it.
1Opinion of the Court
By the Court.
Nisbet, J.
delivering the opinion.
[1.] This was an action of ejectment. Two demises were laid in the declaration. One from Guilford Tullen, and the other from Robert C. Fain. Tullen, upon the trial of the cause upon the appeal, came into Court, and moved that his name, as lessor to the plaintiff, be stricken from the declaration, averring that it had *7been inserted without his consent. The plaintiff objected, tendering to him such indemnity against liability in open Court, as the Court might direct; and informing the Court that a deed from him was a material link in his title :…
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