Elder v. Allison
Supreme Court of Georgia
Misrepresentation. Equity Practice. Before Judge Harrell. Randolph Superior Court. November Term, 1871. The error assigned in this case is the dismissal of plaintiff’s bill upon a demurrer averring, among other grounds, that plaintiff’s remedy was complete at law. The averments of the bill are stated in the opinion.
1Opinion of the Court
Montgomery, Judge.
The plaintiff alleges in his bill that he bought, through his brother, as agent, from the defendant’s intestate, a plantation of three hundred acres adjoining the city of Cuthbert, for which he obtained bond for titles and gave his notes, one payable January 1st, 1870, for $1,900, and the other payable January, 1871, for $1,000. The bond described the land sold by the number of the lots and the district. Among other lots sold and described, was lot number one hundred and sixty-one, in the ninth district, with a reservation to the obligor of some two acres, described as…
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