Howland v. Brown
Supreme Court of Georgia
Ejectment. Before Thomas B. Felder, Jr., judge fro hac vice. Emanuel superior court. April term, 1892. Maggie Howland sued Sarah E. Brown for certain land.
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Ejectment. Before Thomas B. Felder, Jr., judge fro hac vice. Emanuel superior court. April term, 1892. Maggie Howland sued Sarah E. Brown for certain land. It appeared that the plaintiff claimed under a deed from Wiley Nasworthy, dated December 14, 1889. On December 14, 1886, upon the application of Sarah E. Brown, processioners, by virtue of an order of the ordinary, made a return showing certain lines as bounding the land of Sarah E. Brown, to which return Wiley Nasworthy filed a ^protest on several grounds. Upon this a verdict was rendered in the superior court in favor of the return of…
1Opinion of the Court
Judgment affirmed.
H. R. Daniel and Williams & Smith, for plaintiff in error. F. H. Saeeold and Hines, Shubrick & Felder, contra.
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