Grier v. State

J. E. Grier was convicted of forgery on all four counts in the indictment. Count 1 charged that the defendant "did wrongfully, falsely, and fraudulently make, sign, and forge the name of C. L. Corley (meaning thereby C. F. Corley) on and to a certain check and writing which was in form and substance as follows: ‘Main office The Fulton National Bank, Atlanta, Ga.. 2-7-1940. Pay to the order of J. E. Grier . . $4.00. Four and 00/100 . . dollars. C. L. Corley,’ said signing as aforesaid of the name of C. L. Corley (meaning thereby C. F. Corley) to said check and writing being done without legal…