The LAMAS COMPANY, INC. v. Baldwin
Court of Appeals of Georgia
1Opinion of the Court
Bell, Presiding Judge.
Frank Baldwin, a subcontractor, brought this suit against Arthur Lamas, doing business as Lamas Construction Company, a general contractor, and Happy Herman’s, Inc., to recover in contract for construction work performed on premises owned by Happy Herman’s. After both sides had presented evidence on trial of the case, Lamas made a motion that he be stricken as a party defendant. The court, sitting without a jury, rendered an order striking Lamas as a party, substituting the Lamas Company, Inc., as a party in his place, and awarding judgment for plaintiff against the…
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