Peel v. Shepherd
Supreme Court of Georgia
Debtor and Creditor. Principal and Agent. Set-off. Before Judge Clark. Webster Superior Court. September Term, 1876. Reported in the decision.
1Opinion of the Court
"Warner, Chief Justice.
It appears from the record and bill of exceptions in this case, that Peel sued Shepherd in a justice court on an account for $12.00, for making a pair of boots; that the boots were made by one Dolan, who was in the employ of plaintiff, out of materials owned and furnished by the plaintiff; that tire boots made by Dolan were made for him, plaintiff, and were liis boots, and that defendant refused to pay for them; that plaintiff allowed Dolan to contract for work, and receive pay for it; that Dolan was not his agent, but his employee; that he never authorized Dolan to…
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