Supreme Court of Georgia January 11, 1950, 16917 (Lankford v. Pope)

Head, Justice.

The estoppel asserted by allegations of the petition, based on a conversation between W. C. Lankford and the common grantor, B. Peterson, is without merit. If, at the time of the conversation, Peterson had parted with title to the lands to Ava Rilla Sapp, his declarations or statements would not enlarge the title conveyed.