Russell v. Camp

Camp sued Russell, alleging that during the summer of 1909 .they made certain contracts by which Russell agreed to sell and deliver to Camp a designated number of bales of cotton at various times during the fall of that year; that he delivered only a portion of it and failed to deliver the remainder; and that the contract price was less than the market price; whereby the amount of damages sued for resulted to the plaintiff. The contracts were evidently written in the same printed form as that which is set out in full in the case of Luke v. Livingston, 9 Ga. App. 116 (70 S. E. 596), but the…