Robinson-Shamburger, Inc. v. Tenney
Court of Appeals of Georgia
1Opinion of the Court
Pannell, Presiding Judge.
An action was brought by Robinson-Shamburger, Inc., against Jerry B. Tenney and Floyd J. Tenney alleging they constituted a partnership trading as Unique of Tenney and were indebted to plaintiff in a stated amount, plus attorney fees. Each of the defendants was personally served and failed to answer within the time required by law. A judgment was subsequently entered against them for the amount of the indebtedness and attorney fees. Attached to the complaint, and referred to as Exhibit A, was, on one page, an application for credit and a suretyship agreement. The name…
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