Downs v. Brandon

1. “As title to personal property may pass by mere delivery, [and] the nature of the title of one in possession of personal property, tinder such circumstances, is not an opinion, but a matter of fact, resting peculiarly within the knowledge of the party in possession” (Brooks v. Griffin, 10 Ga. App. 497 (3), 73 S. E. 752), such a party in possession, or one having the requisite actual knowledge of the facts of the possession and title which has passed by mere delivery, may testify directly, subject to cross-examination, as to such ownership or the absence of such ownership in another,…