Dickey v. Grice
Supreme Court of Georgia
Complaint. Before Judge Smith. Wilcox superior court. March term, 1899.
1Opinion of the CourtLittle, J.
1. One who is a stranger to a deed or other instrument in writing is not bound by any recitals of fact therein contained, and accordingly has the right to contradict the same by parol evidence and show that the writing does not express the real truth of the transaction to which it relates. Hanks v. Phillips, 39 Ga. 550; Yahoola Mining Co. v. Irby, 40 Ga. 479; Lamar v. Turner, 48 Ga. 329; Cruger v. Tucker, 69 Ga. 557; First National Bank v. Cody, 93 Ga. 127; Heard v. Nix, 96 Ga. 54.
2. A written request to charge is not too late if presented “ at any time before the jury retires to consider of…
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