Thompson v. Lanfair
Supreme Court of Georgia
Equitable petition. Before Judge Felton. Pulaski superior court. January 2, 1906. • This ease was previously before this court, and a statement of the material allegations in the pleadings is in 112 Ga. 487. A subsequent trial resulted in a verdict against the defendant. He assigns as error the overruling of his motion for a new trial.
1Opinion of the CourtBeck, J.
1. In this action Mrs. Nancy Lanfair sought to have a deed, which she had executed to James Lanfair, declared null and void, and to have the same delivered up and canceled. By that deed certain realty and personalty were conveyed to her son, the' said James Lanfair, the conveyance purporting to be “for and in consideration of . . the support and maintenance of the grantor during her natural life,” and the remainder of the instrument being in the usual form of a warranty deed conveying realty in fee simple. The alleged value of the property conveyed was $750. Before the trial the plaintiff…
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