141 Ga. 424 | Ga. | 1914
(After stating the foregoing facts.)
What we have said disposes of the controlling question in the ease. The evidence objected to, even if inadmissible for the reasons assigned, was not of sufficient materiality to make it ground for the grant of a new trial. The fact of the execution of the deeds was proved by uncontradicted evidence, and the question in the case was whether the deeds by a cotenant conveying by metes and bounds were operative; and having held that they- were, the circumstances under which the deeds were executed and the conversations as to the motive of the -grantor in making them were immaterial.
Judgment affirmed.