Glenn v. Allen

Nichols, Chief Justice.

The appellees instituted an action in quia timet on January 19, 1976, alleging that a deed to secure debt executed by them on August 2,1973, to appellants was no longer effective, was a cloud on their title and should be canceled. Appellants appeal from the trial court’s decree adopting as its order, pursuant to Ga. L. 1966, pp. 443,446 (Code Ann. § 37-1417) the report of the special master which found that a deed to secure debt given to appellants by the appellees had by its terms expired, that the deed constituted a cloud upon the title of the appellees’ real estate…