Supreme Court of Georgia, 1900

Riggs v. Steele

Riggs v. Steele
Supreme Court of Georgia · Decided November 27, 1900 · Fish
112 Ga. 241; 37 S.E. 379; 1900 Ga. LEXIS 114
Riggs v. Steele

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Opinion of the Court

Fish, J.

When on the trial of a claim to realty, which had been advertised for sale as the property of an insolvent trading corporation by the receiver thereof, the claimant introduced evidence warranting a finding that the company before the appointment of the receiver, and the latter after he was appointed, had admitted title in the claimant, and had, with respect to the property in dispute, dealt with him as owner in such manner as to be estopped from denying title in him, and there was no evidence showing title out of the claimant or in the corporation, it was erroneous to direct a verdict authorizing the receiver to proceed with the sale.

Judgment reversed.

All the Justices concurring.Claim. Before Judge Janes. Haralson supgrior court. January term, 1900.- .Edwards & Ault, for plaintiff in error.

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