Bivins v. Marvin
Supreme Court of Georgia
Petition for injunction and receiver. Before Judge Smith. Dooly county. November 10, 1894.
1Opinion of the Court
Lumpkin, Justice.
In July, 1892, Dr. George W. Marvin died intestate, leaving a considerable estate, consisting of lands, bank stock, money, notes and accounts and other personalty. His widow, Mrs. Theodora Marvin, by whom he left no children, supposing herself to be his only heir at law, took possession of his entire estate, the indebtedness of which amounted to little or nothing. She afterwards intermarried with Joseph E. Bivins, and at the time'the petition in the present case was filed, they were in possession of and managing the property. This petition *269was filed by Francis G. Marvin, a…
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