Robinson v. Alexander
Supreme Court of Georgia
Equity. Verdict. Practice in the Superior Court. Witness. Evidence. Pleadings. Ejectment. Before Judge HOOD. Early Superior Court. April Term, 1879. Reported in the decision.
1Opinion of the Court
Crawford, Justice.
In April, 1873, J. W. Alexander gave Bird & Robinson his note for $1,369.42, and a mortgage on certain lands to secure its payment. Failing to pay the money, the mortgage was foreclosed in October, 1874, the land levied upon and sold in March, 1875, bought by Bird & Robinson for $50.00, and the sheriff made them a deed.
On the sixth day of April, 1875, the defendant in the mortgage, J. W. Alexander, and his wife, A. A. Alexander, conveyed by deed the same land—there being some irregularities in the foreclosure of the mortgage—together with some other lands, to Bird &…
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