Ellesworth v. McCoy
Supreme Court of Georgia
Bill in equity. Before Judge Lumpkin. Fulton superior court. March term, 1894. After the'decision of this case reported in 85 Ga. 185, the complainant died, and his executor was made a party complainant. lie amended the bill as follows: Nancy Carbine at her death left three children.
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Bill in equity. Before Judge Lumpkin. Fulton superior court. March term, 1894. After the'decision of this case reported in 85 Ga. 185, the complainant died, and his executor was made a party complainant. lie amended the bill as follows: Nancy Carbine at her death left three children. Thomas McCoy and Amanda Anderson, the" defendants named in the bill, are the only of said children living in this State; the other is a non-resident if living, the name being unknown to complainant, and has never, so far as known to complainant, set up any claim whatever under said fraudulent deed; and said…
1Opinion of the Court
Atkinson, Justice.
The bill alleges as the substantial grounds for equitable relief, that the wife of the complainant, by resort *46to the various artful practices fully stated therein, induced him to execute to herself and her heirs a deed conveying a remainder interest in certain valuable property situated in the city of Atlanta. That there are substantial equities alleged in the original bill has been adjudged .by the ruling of this court when this cause was brought here upon exception taken to an order of dismissal upon general demurrer, a report of which, setting out the bill in full, is to…
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