74.220 Undue Influence; Inadequacy of Consideration; Fraud as Indicated by | Pdf Doc Docx | Georgia_JI

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74.220 Undue Influence; Inadequacy of Consideration; Fraud as Indicated by

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74.220 Undue Influence; Inadequacy of Consideration; Fraud as Indicated by Where an issue is made of fraud in the procurement of a contract, you may consider inadequacy of consideration, with other facts in the case, in determining that issue. Faulkner v. Faulkner, 84 Ga. 73(2) (1889) (Note: Although the above may be accurate on the issue of fraud, it is not quoted in Faulkner. An instruction that follows recent authority is as follows: Inadequacy of price alone is not sufficient to set aside a conveyance unless the inadequate price, taken in connection with other circumstances of a suspicious nature, raises such a vehement presumption of fraud that you, the jury, find it sufficient to set aside the conveyance.) Durrence v. Durrence, 267 Ga. 280 (1996) Lasater v. Petty, 220 Ga. 592 (1965); "vehement" is used consistently in these cases

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