Porterfield v. Thompson
Court of Appeals of Georgia
Certiorari, from Madison superior court — Judge Worley. March 4, 1908.
1Opinion of the CourtHill, C. J.
Thompson sued Porterfield in the city court of Madison county for $40, the alleged value of forty bushels of “Culpepper improved big-boll cottonseed,” which Thompson alleged Porterfield had taken from the gin-house where they were stored, and converted to his own use. The evidence shows that Porter-field did take certain cottonseed from the gin-house, which Thompson claimed were his “Culpepper improved- big-boll cottonseed,” worth in the market $1 per bushel. Porterfield admitted'getting cottonseed from the gin-house, and from the place therein where Thompson’s seed were stored, but he denied…
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