Central of Georgia Railway Co. v. King Bros. & Co.

1. A writing executed by an employee of a railway company recited that “I hereby sell, transfer, and assign to King Bros. & Co., doing business in the city of Atlanta, Georgia, my account for salary or wage^ already earned by me during the month of May, 1910, and amounting to $27.75, and due me by Central of Georgia Railway Co. I hereby direct my said" employer to pay to King Bros. & Co. said account amounting to $27.75. This is an absolute and unconditional sale of said account, and is not a loan or advance of money, and is not a discount; I am not a debtor to the purchaser; this is an…