Robson & Evans v. Weil
Supreme Court of Georgia
Action for breach of contract. Before Judge James B. -Park. Baldwin superior court. January 16, 1913.
1Opinion of the CourtAtkinson, J.
N. J. Weil, trading under the name of N. J. Weil & Co., instituted suit against R. C. Robson and Samuel Evans, trading as partners under the firm name of Robson & Evans, for breach of contract, The defendants filed a demurrer on general and special grounds, and excepted to the judgment overruling it. An answer was also filed. On the trial, after the conclusion of evidence introduced by both sides, the *430judge, on motion, directed a verdict in favor of the plaintiff for a stated sum as principal and specified interest, and entered judgment thereon. The defendants excepted. Two writings were set…
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