McLendon Bros. v. Finch
Court of Appeals of Georgia
Complaint, from Paulding superior court — Judge Edwards. February 21, 1907.
1Opinion of the CourtPowell, J.
In March, 1902, Finch, for the consideration of $1,000, sold to Smith & Tomlin all of the timber on certain lots of land, together with sawmill privileges, including right of ingress and egress; but limited the time within which the timber was to be cut and the privileges exercised to two years from date. The instrument of conveyance contained no clause of warranty.' As a part of the transaction Smith’ & Tomlin gave promissory notes for the purchase-money of the timber. In September, 1902, Smith & Tomlin transferred their conveyance to McLendon Brothers, and Finch took the notes of the latter…
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