Jackson v. Sanders

Jenkins, Presiding Justice.

1. In an action of ejectment the premises are described with sufficient certainty if the description furnishes the key to the identification of the land sued for, and parol testimony or other extrinsic evidence would be allowable to show the location of the lines and corners set forth therein. Holcombe v. Dinsmore, 164 Ga. 200 (137 S. E. 924). See also Calhoun v. Ryals, 159 Ga. 35 (124 S. E. 867); Glover v. Newsome, 142 Ga. 862 (83 S. E. 939); Boyd v. Sanders, 148 Ga. 839 (98 S. E. 490); Metropolitan Life Ins. Co. v. Hall, 191 Ga. 294, 309 (12 S. E. 2d, 53); Swint…