Barrett v. Simmons
Supreme Court of Georgia
1Opinion of the Court
Hill, Justice.
Plaintiff Barrett appeals from a judgment entered after a special verdict by a jury finding that a warranty deed from Barrett to Charles Wills was a valid conveyance, that a quitclaim deed from Wills to Preferred Corporate Consultants, Inc., was a valid conveyance, and that a deed to secure debt from Preferred Corporate Consultants, Inc., to W. T. Greer, Sr., was a valid conveyance.
Prior to November 30, 1972, Barrett owned a tract of land in Newton County which was subject to an indebtedness in favor of the Federal Land Bank of Columbia secured by a deed to secure debt from Joe…
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