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Sales, Oliver A. Rice

Mercer Law Review

Although this field has not been prolific of cases this year, and although few developments of law have been attained through the presentation of points novel to Georgia, yet it is thought that an indication of them here may form some sort of ready reference for the practicing attorney.

First to be considered are the Georgia cases dealing with the problem of when title to chattels can be passed to a bona fide purchaser by one other than the owner of the chattels.

Security Transactions, Eli M. Sparks

Mercer Law Review

Comparatively little litigation reached the Georgia appellate courts in this field, especially when one considers the extensive and continual use of the various security devices in real estate, business and legal activities. The cases will be classified and treated under descriptive headings.