48 Ga. 641 | Ga. | 1873
But to revert to the test which was stated above. Has the word “lot,” as used in this will, such a fixed, specific meaning, to be ascertained or controlled by maps, charts or surveys, that it cannot be permitted to be explained to mean anything but a certain number, to-wit: city lot, known in the survey as number forty-five? It is often used in common discourse by one referring to his home, as meaning the place or premises on which
Judgment reversed and a new trial granted.