125 Ga. 428 | Ga. | 1906
Iiiram Corker brought his equitable petition against Lucinda Stafford, praying that she be enjoined from interfering with-his possession of a certain described tract of land, and from otherwise harassing him in relation to this possession, claiming title to the land. The defendant in her answer averred that the land was hers. Upon the trial of the case before the judge without a jury, a judgment was awarded in favor of the defendant, and the plaintiff excepted, further complaining of the exclusion by the court of certain evidence tendered by him during the trial. It appears from the record that both the plaintiff and the defendant claim the
The case having been heard by the court upon the law and the facts under an agreement between the parties, and the evidence
Judgment affirmed.