Atlantic Coast Line Railroad v. Drake
Court of Appeals of Georgia
Appeal; from Decatur superior court — Judge Cox. December 18, 1916. ■
1Opinion of the CourtLuke, J.
This case arose as a suit on account in a justice’s court, the articles alleged to have been sold by the plaintiff, Drake, to the railroad company being two lots of cross-ties, one on December 15, 1913, the other on March 30, 1914, at prices therein stated. The defendant denied that it was indebted to the plaintiff in any amount or manner. Dpon the trial in the justice’s court the magistrate rendered judgment in favor of the plaintiff, for the full amount claimed. The defendant thereupon appealed to a jury in the superior court, where upon the trial a verdict was returned in favor of the…
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