Turner Jennings, Jr. in Pressley v Jennings
Pressley v. Jennings Annotate this Case 227 Ga. 366 (1971) 180 S.E.2d 896 PRESSLEY et al. v. JENNINGS et al. 26187. Supreme Court of Georgia. Argued November 10, 1971. Decided March 4, 1971. Rehearing Denied March 18, 1971. Heard & Leverett, E. Freeman Leverett, for appellants. George B. Brooks, Rupert A. Brown, J. Cleve Miller, for appellees. MOBLEY, Presiding Justice. Turner Jennings, Jr., and his lessee, Walter W. Peppers, brought a complaint for the recovery of two tracts of land, one containing 10 acres and the other 10.1 acres, against Thelma Pressley, and others, and their lessee, Walter McCannon, and his agent. It was alleged that McCannon, through his agent, has done work preparatory to operating a quarry on the land, and an injunction was sought against them. The parties stipulated that the tract containing 10.1 acres was the property of Jennings, and the only property in dispute is the tract containing 10 acres. It is a part of a tract of land containing 110 acres ...