Barrett v. Simmons (1975)
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CHAD RICHARD HENDERSON v. EDNA THOMAS FISHER (2022)
In the present case we are considering mainly the matter of jurisdiction, and not the question of the plaintiff’s ultimate right to the relief prayed for.”). 17 See Slaick v. Arnold, 307 Ga. App. 410, 411-12 ( 705 SE2d 206 ) (2010) (quoting transfer order from Supreme Court to Court of Appeals, which explained that “appellee did not dispute appellant’s record ownership of the property at issue; instead, appellee sought a judicial declaration that appellant’s deed was void fo…
“A promise to pay constitutes consideration. Failure to pay the consideration promised, although it constitutes a breach, does not render the conveyance invalid for lack of consideration.”
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Slaick v. Arnold (2010)
“Failure to pay the consideration promised, although it constitutes a breach, does not render the conveyance invalid for lack of consideration.” Barrett v. Simmons, 235 Ga. 600, 601-602 (1) ( 221 SE2d 25 ) (1975).
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McLemore v. Wilborn (1989)
Barrett v. Simmons, 235 Ga. 600, 601 (1) ( 221 SE2d 25 ) (1975).
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Lanning v. Sockwell (1976)
"Failure to pay the consideration promised, although it constitutes a breach, does not render the conveyance invalid for lack of consideration. [Cits.]” Barrett v. Simmons, 235 Ga. 600, 601 ( 221 SE2d 25 ).
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Higdon v. Gates (1976)
See Barrett v. Simmons, 235 Ga. 600 ( 221 SE2d 25 ) (1975) and Thornton v. Reb Properties, Inc., 237 Ga. 59 ( 226 SE2d 741 ) (1976).