Reynolds v. Smith

Bell, Justice.

To an application to register title to land objections were filed. The examiner’s report was in favor of the applicant, and to this report exceptions were filed by the objectors. The court dismissed these exceptions on motion, and entered a final decree in favor of the applicant. The objectors sued out a writ of error and brought the case to this court. More fully stated, the material facts were as follows: In January, 1936, John R. L. Smith filed an application to register an alleged title to describe land under the land registration law. Code, title 60; Ga. L. 1917, p. 108.…