Redwine v. United States Tobacco Co.

Wyatt, Justice.

The question here presented is whether or not the activities of the defendant in error as disclosed by the petition amount to “doing business” in Georgia in the sense of the language used in the Georgia Income Tax Act (Ga. L., Ex. Sess., 1931, p. 24). In so far as the activities of the defendant in error as disclosed by the foregoing statement of facts are concerned, this case is clearly controlled by the rulings in Suttles v. Owens-Illinois Glass Co., 206 Ga. 849 (59 S. E. 2d, 392), and Redwine v. Dan River Mills, 207 Ga. 381 (61 S. E. 2d, 771). In both of those cases, the…