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In Hancock v. Griffin, 1931, 171 Ga. 787, 156 S.E. 659, it was said that, if a devise or bequest is to the heirs of one other than the testator, the time as of which such class is to be determined depends, in the absence of a definite indication of the testator's intention, upon the time of the death of such other person with reference to that of the testator; and that if such other person dies before the death of the testator, his heirs are to be determined as of the death of the testator.
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3:15-cv-00593-FDW
12-09-2016
Brian E. Hancock, Plaintiff(s), v. J. D. Griffin Monroe Police Department, Defendant(s).
JUDGMENT IN CASE DECISION BY COURT. This action having come before the Court on Complaint and a decision having been rendered; IT IS ORDERED AND ADJUDGED that Judgment is hereby entered in accordance with the Court's December 9, 2016 Order.
December 9, 2016
/s/_________
Frank G. Johns, Clerk
United States District Court