Cable Co. v. Walker
Supreme Court of Georgia
Attachment. Before Judge Reid. City court of Atlanta. December 8, 1905. In March, 1903, Walker purchased a piano from the Cable Company, and signed a written contract agreeing to pay $365 in monthly installments for the same.
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Attachment. Before Judge Reid. City court of Atlanta. December 8, 1905. In March, 1903, Walker purchased a piano from the Cable Company, and signed a written contract agreeing to pay $365 in monthly installments for the same. Hpon the delivery of the piano, Walker made some objections to the instrument that was delivered; and in February, 1904, he wrote the Cable Company, claiming that they had violated certain “precontract representations made by the agents of said Company,” and that he would not make further payments on the same. In May, 1904, the Cable Co. tfiled a declaration in…
1Opinion of the CourtBeck, J.
(After stating the facts.) 1. It was not error for the trial court to permit Mrs. Walker, the wife of defendant, to testify that when the plaintiff delivered at the residence of the defendant a certain piano, she immediately called up the plaintiffs, asking for Mr. Wilkins (a salesman of the plaintiff) and that Wells answered the telephone, stating that Mr. Wilkins was out of town, and that she'then told Mr. Wells that the piano delivered was not the instrument purchased, and that he replied that if there was any mistake at all they would make it all right; and that she then insisted on his…
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