Patterson v. Patterson (1951)
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Crump v. McDonald (1999)
Patterson v. Patterson, 208 Ga. 17, 22 (2) ( 64 SE2d 585 ) (1951); Shackelford v. Whatley, 172 Ga. App. 127, 128 (1) ( 322 SE2d 331 ) (1984).
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Allmond v. Johnson (1980)
It is said in Patterson v. Patterson, 208 Ga. 17, 22 ( 64 SE2d 585 ), that an executor may be removed or required to give additional security when it is shown that he is guilty of waste or mismanagement or is insolvent or for any reason is unfit for his trust, but inclination against such removal is strong, unless a clear case therefor is shown.
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Arnold v. Richardson (1968)
It is not rules'of law but rather the meaning of the verbiage of the will that presents the difficulty we encounter in reaching a decision.” Patterson v. Patterson, 208 Ga. 17, 20 (1) ( 64 SE2d 585 ).
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O'Kelley v. Jackson (1954)
See Code §§ 113-806, 85-708; Sproull v. Graves, 194 Ga. 66 ( 20 S. E. 2d 613 ); Patterson v. Patterson, 208 Ga. 17, 20 ( 64 S. E. 2d 585 ); Aiken v. Aiken, 209 Ga. 819 ( 76 S. E. 2d 481 ).
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Clark v. Davis (2000)
See Patterson v. Patterson, 208 Ga. 17, 22 (2) ( 64 SE2d 585 ) (1951); Crump v. McDonald, 239 Ga. App. 647, 649 (1) ( 520 SE2d 283 ) (1999).
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Aiken v. Aiken (1953)
See also Patterson v. Patterson, 208 Ga. 17, 20 ( 64 S. E. 2d, 585 ), and cases cited therein. 2.