Moody v. Moody

Hall, Justice.

Appellant filed suit in equity to set aside a deed by which his mother conveyed certain real estate to his brother, alleging fraud, inadequacy of consideration, and nondelivery. This appeal is from the judgment entered on a jury verdict for appellee.

1. Appellant’s first three enumerations of error are without merit. The fact that a deed is not recorded, and may not be recordable for lack of attestation does not render it invalid, nor inadmissible in evidence if the proper foundation is laid. Allgood v. Allgood, 230 Ga. 312, 313 (196 SE2d 888) (1973).

2. There was no error in…