Georgia Realty Co. v. Bank of Covington
Court of Appeals of Georgia
Money rule; from city court of Atlanta'—Judge Eeid. June 1, 1916.
1Opinion of the CourtGeorge, J.
S. O. and T. M. Callaway held title to land. On July 2, 1912, they conveyed this land by deed to E. V. Carter, guardian, to secure a loan of $8,000. All legal title was thereby conveyed. On September 30, 1912, the Callaways made a deed conveying this land to the Southern Finance Corporation, now the Southern Trust Company, subject to the said loan, title being still in E. V. Carter, guardian, as security for the loan.' On September 1, 1914, the Southern Trust Company executed its bond for title to the said land to J. T. Daves, subject to the said loan, title being still in E. V. Carter,…
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