Carmichael v. Greer, Lake & Co.
Supreme Court of Georgia
Partnership. Evidence. Notice. Guaranty. Charge of Court. New trial. Before Judge Clark. Macon Superior Court. December Term, 1874. Reported in the opinion.
1Opinion of the Court
Bleckley, Judge.
This action was complaint for the balance on account for goods sold to J. R. Martin & Company, at various times from November 20th, 1871, to December 24th, 1872. Car*117micliael was sued with Martin as a member of the firm. He pleaded various pleas, among them, that he was not a member of said firm, and never was, and that he gave the plaintiffs notice of that fact in October, 1872.
The main foundation of the plaintiffs’ case was a letter from Carmichael to them, dated September 23d, 1871, with these contents: “Mr. J. R. Martin has commenced a small business in his line of…
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