concurring specially. I concur in the result, but not in all the reasoning of the majority opinion. I think the court-*316erred in directing a verdict for' the plaintiff, and that he should have left to the jury to find, from the proof submitted, whether the defendant, at the time of his purchase, had notice of such facts as would put a reasonably prudent man upon inquiry of the plaintiff’s equity. Phillips v. Adair, 59 Ga. 371.