Whidby v. Willis
Supreme Court of Georgia
Complaint for land. Before Judge Hammond. Richmond superior court. April 30, 1930.
1Opinion of the CourtFish, C. J.
On March 38, 1919, Emula C. Whidby brought an action against T. M. Willis for land, for damages for the cutting and removal of timber therefrom, and for mesne profits: The land is the 148-acre tract described in a conveyance from defendant to plaintiff, upon which she relies as title, a copy of which is as follows: “ Georgia, Richmond County. In-, consideration of $100.00, in cash paid to me by Mrs. Emula C. Whidby, and her agreement to pay my indebtedness to the Tubman Home of $1000 and interest, I hereby bargain, sell, convey, and quitclaim to Mrs. Emula C. Whidby all that portion of the…
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