Stringfellow v. Harman (1950)
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Phillips v. Hawthorne (1998)
E.g., Stringfellow v. Harman, 207 Ga. 62, 64 ( 60 SE2d 139 ) (1950); In the Matter of Dowdy, 247 Ga. 488, 493 ( 277 SE2d 36 ) (1981).
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Robbins v. Vanbrackle (1997)
Bratton v. Trust Co., 191 Ga. 49, 56 (2) ( 11 SE2d 204 ) (1940). “‘Precedents, or adjudged cases, are of but little authority, and of dangerous application, in deciding upon the intention of a testator.’ [Cit.]” Stringfellow v. Harman, 207 Ga. 62, 64 ( 60 SE2d 139 ) (1950).
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Stephens v. Stephens (1963)
Code § 113-806; Edmondson v. Dyson, 2 Ga. 307, 312 (2); Stringfellow v. Harman, 207 Ga. 62, 64 ( 60 SE2d 139 ).
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FIRST NATIONAL BANK &C. v. Robinson (1953)
Its terms are its own law, and the application of that law by construction of itself — of the statute which the testator himself enacted, to the contestants for its. bounty, is the plain duty of the court.” Olmstead v. Dunn, 72 Ga. 850, 855 ; Stringfellow v. Harman, 207 Ga. 62, 64 ( 60 S. E. 2d, 139 ).