Georgia Court of Appeals
Sheila Trowell Morris v. Lois Inez Byrd
A16A1070
August 18, 2016
Reversed
Automated case summary
What the court decided
The legal issue was whether an express easement described vaguely in a deed could be enforced despite lacking a specific key for location or width. The Georgia Court of Appeals reversed the trial court's summary judgment, holding that general language in a deed is sufficient to convey property and does not require extrinsic evidence to complete the description.