Sterling v. Park
Supreme Court of Georgia
Complaint for land. Before Judge Freeman. Troup superior court. January 26, 1-907.
1Opinion of the CourtEvans, J.
The various assignments of error raise but one question: It is essential that a person who signs, seals, and delivers a deed should be mentioned in the body of the deed, to be bound by it, and to make it an operative conveyance of his estate in the land? The case in hand was complaint for land, and one of the-plaintiff’s muniments of title was a deed in which M. C. Huntley was named as grantor, and R. E. Park as grantee, and which purported to convey, for a valuable consideration, a described lot of land in fee simple. The deed was signed and sealed by M. Cl Huntley, W. H. Huntley, and the…
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