Reports of Cases in Law and Equity, Argued and Determined in the Supreme Court of the State of Georgia, in the Year ..., Volume 66Edward O. Jenkins, 1882 - Equity |
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... purchase and paid out the purchase money , believing the fi . fa . under which said sale was had was valid and binding . The prayer is for McLeod to repay the money received by him , and that the sheriff , Canady , be required to repay ...
... purchase and paid out the purchase money , believing the fi . fa . under which said sale was had was valid and binding . The prayer is for McLeod to repay the money received by him , and that the sheriff , Canady , be required to repay ...
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... purchase by him , one Jesse Leaptrot had agreed to furnish him with $ 1,200.00 to aid in paying off said execution . But shortly after he bid off said land the defendant in error proposed to plaintiff that he would advance the amount of ...
... purchase by him , one Jesse Leaptrot had agreed to furnish him with $ 1,200.00 to aid in paying off said execution . But shortly after he bid off said land the defendant in error proposed to plaintiff that he would advance the amount of ...
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... purchase and redemption of this land , seem to have resulted ultimately in the writ- ten agreement above set forth , and which was exhibited to the declaration filed . It is true that plaintiff alleges another understanding or agreement ...
... purchase and redemption of this land , seem to have resulted ultimately in the writ- ten agreement above set forth , and which was exhibited to the declaration filed . It is true that plaintiff alleges another understanding or agreement ...
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... purchased by Girardey of his brother , as administrator of M. A. Girardey , in 1856. The bill further alleges , that on the eleventh day of April , 1861 , Girardey being about to leave for the war , executed a deed of trust to John W ...
... purchased by Girardey of his brother , as administrator of M. A. Girardey , in 1856. The bill further alleges , that on the eleventh day of April , 1861 , Girardey being about to leave for the war , executed a deed of trust to John W ...
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... purchase of " LaFayette Hall and Opera House , " and also averring that at the time the mortgage was executed , it was expressly understood between Moore's agent , I. P. Girardey and Martha M. Girardey , said mortgage should also be for ...
... purchase of " LaFayette Hall and Opera House , " and also averring that at the time the mortgage was executed , it was expressly understood between Moore's agent , I. P. Girardey and Martha M. Girardey , said mortgage should also be for ...
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