115 Ga. 11 | Ga. | 1902
Complaint for land was brought by Samuel Thomas against Walker. The petition alleged that Walker was in possession of certain tracts of land; that plaintiff had title to this land, “being seized thereof in fee;” that his title arose from the fact that he had paid the purchase-money for the land, although the deeds were taken in the name of Henry Thomas, now deceased, but plaintiff had always been in possession through Henry Thomas, who was his tenant; that the land was subsequently set apart as a year’s support to the widow of Henry Thomas; and that defendant claimed under the widow, but had taken the land with full knowledge and notice of plaintiff’s claim. To this petition the defendant filed general and special demurrers, one of the grounds of special demurrer being that the' declaration did not show when or to whom the purchase-money for -the land had been paid by the plaintiff, and did not sufficiently set out the other details of the transaction under which it was alleged plaintiff’s claim arose. Af
Judgment affirmed.