Jackson v. Bloodworth

This is a suit by H. B. Bloodworth against Zadie Jackson, to recover damages for the alleged conversion by the defendant to his own use of $24, to which the plaintiff claimed title by virtue of an assignment to him by the defendant of the defendant’s wages in the employ of the Central of Georgia Bailway Company from the first to the eleventh of May, 1928, which the defendant collected and appropriated to his own use and refused to pay to the plaintiff.

The defendant filed a plea in which he virtually admitted the .allegations of fact in the plaintiff’s petition, by alleging that on or about…