Simeonides v. Zervis (1972)
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In re Estate of LeGrand (2002)
Simeonides v. Zervis, 127 Ga. App. 506, 508 (3) ( 194 SE2d 324 ) (1972).
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Long v. Marino (1994)
The basis of a common law marriage in Georgia is the inference of marriage based on proof of cohabitation and the parties having held themselves out to the world as husband and wife; such proof may be made by general repute among neighbors and others in a position to know the facts; “ ‘ “[the] presumption . . . from connubial habit is one of the strongest known to the law, and is to be repelled only by clear evidence.” ’ ” Brown v. State, 208 Ga. 304, 306 ( 66 SE2d 745 ); Si…
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Mincey v. Mincey (1975)
In support of their contention appellants directed the court to Simeonides v. Zervis, 127 Ga. App. 506, 508 ( 194 SE2d 324 ): "Common-law marriage is recognized in Georgia . . ., and the Supreme Court has clearly stated the criteria for determining the existence of a common-law marriage.” See Brown v. State, supra. It is clear from the language in that case that any inference or presumption of marriage arises only from proof of cohabitation.
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Calloway v. State (1985)
See also Simeonides v. Zervis, 127 Ga. App. 506, 508 (3) ( 194 SE2d 324 ) (1972).