Kiser Co. v. Padrick

(After stating the foregoing facts.)

Without the slightest desire to bury the demurrers of the plaintiff in error, we think it unnecessary to set them forth in detail. The points which they raised may be sufficiently indicated by our rulings as announced in the headnotes.

The most important question involved is whether the agreement was void as against public policy. The principal Georgia case on this question seeixxs to be that of Graham v. Theis, 47 Ga. 479. There it appears that one person was induced, for a consideration, not to bid at an administrator’s sale, by another, who did bid and…