Donalson v. Thomason
Supreme Court of Georgia
Action of trespass. Before Judge Frank Park. Decatur superior court. May 11, 1911.
1Opinion of the CourtEvans, P. J.
The action was in trespass for cutting timber, by John E. Donalson against T. I. Thomason. The plaintiff claimed title to the land and timber, and the defendant claimed title only to the timber on the land. The plaintiff was nonsuited, and error is assigned on this judgment. It was admitted that F. E. and C. E. Graham owned the land, and that both parties deraigned their respective titles from them. On April 6, 1906, F. E. and C. E. Graham executed a mortgage on the land to the Decatur County Bank to secure a debt of $2,500; the mortgage was recorded the next day. The Decatur County Bank…
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