Taylor v. Wainman
43 S.E. 58, 116 Ga. 795, 1902 Ga. LEXIS 271
Opinion
A quitclaim deed to land does not estop the maker to after-wards set up, as against his grantee, a title acquired subsequently to the making of such deed. Morrison v. Whiteside, 116 Ga. 459.
Judgment reversed.
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