Jones v. Cedartown Supply Company

While the purchaser does not allege the value of the land he acquired and the value of the tract with the 22 $4 acres included, so that it may be determined in what proportion he should be allowed an abatement in the purchase-price, according to the rule laid down in Smith v. Kirkpatrick, 79 Ga. 410 (2) (7 S. E. 258), and Doss v. Wooten, 139 Ga. 561, 564 (77 S. E. 793), in the event it should be held that under the facts otherwise disclosed he is entitled to a reduction in the purchase-price, the separate value of the 22 $4 acres not being the measure of damages as the cited cases rule, still…