McIntosh v. Roane
Supreme Court of Georgia
Action for specific performance. Before Judge Bell. Fulton superior court. November 29, 1917.
1Opinion of the CourtGilbert, J.
T. M. McIntosh and M. P. Roane entered into a written agreement which included within its terms an- exchange of real estate, Roane agreeing to convey to McIntosh a lot situated on Whitehall Street in the City of Atlanta, which was adequately described in the contract. McIntosh was to convey to Roane a lot described in the contract as “a vacant lot on the west side of South Pryor Street in Atlanta, Ga., said lot being between Trinity Ave. and Garnett Street, size 40x185 more or less to an alley.in the rear.” Upon the refusal of Roane to carry out the terms of the written instrument, McIntosh…
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