Camp v. Carithers
Court of Appeals of Georgia
Action for deceit, from city court of Jefferson- — -Judge Stark. August 14, 1908. Russell, J., being disqualified, Judge Ellis, of the Atlanta circuit, was designated to sit in his stead.
1Opinion of the CourtEllis, J.
The plaintiff, Camp, brought an action for deceit in the city court of Jefferson against the defendant, Carithers, and alleged that he had been damaged to the amount sued for in his petition by reason of the facts stated therein, which were charged in substance as follows: The defendant was, and had been during its existence, the president of a corporation known as the Winder Foundry and Machine Works, and represented to the plaintiff that in thirty months it had declared, or made a net profit of, one hundred per cent.; that its original capital was $10,000; that it had made clear $10,000,…
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