Lazenby v. Citizens Bank
Court of Appeals of Georgia
Complaint; from Warren superior court—E. T. Shurley, judge pro hac vice. November 29, 1916.
1Opinion of the Court
Jenkins,
J. B. A. Lazenby brought suit against the Citizens Bank, alleging, in substance, that by the terms of his purchase from the defendant of a certain parcel of land, it was agreed between the parties to the sale that if the tenant of the land so purchased should *54make as many as ten bales of cotton during the year 1915, the purchaser should receive five- bales thereof, as representing the rent for that year. He alleged that the tenant, Alfred Evan's, did make and deliver to the defendant, during the year, thirteen bales of cotton, and by reason of that fact he became entitled to the value…
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