40 S.E.2d 214 (Ga.App. 1946), 31363, Toler v. Goodin

Citation: 40 S.E.2d 214, 74 Ga.App. 468

Opinion Judge: GARDNER, Judge.

Party Name: TOLER v. GOODIN.

Attorney: (b) The jurisdiction for the administration of estates under our law is fixed in the Court of Ordinary of the county of the residence of the deceased. The Court of Ordinary cannot be deprived of such jurisdiction by the Superior Court assuming it, except in definite exceptions of our statutes., (...

Judge Panel: BROYLES, C. J., and MacINTYRE, J., concur.

Case Date: Thursday November 07, 1946

Court: Georgia Court of Appeals

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