Legal Opinion
Mixon v. Walker & Walker
Court of Appeals of Georgia
Decided August 4, 1911No. 3257PublishedCited by 2 opinions
Attachment; from city court of Richmond county — Judge Eve. February 16, 1911.
1Opinion of the CourtPowell, J.
To state thus much of the facts will be sufficient to illustrate the point which is decided and which, as we see it, controls the case. On March 3, 1908, Mixon gave to Walker & 'Walker his promissory noto for $1,053.33, the $53.33 representing interest. Mixon was a planter and Walker & Walker were factors. This note did not .represent any then existing indebtedness, but was given for the purpose of 'securing advances of money, to be made from time to time by Walker & Walker, in order to enable Mixon to make his crops. On the day the note was given, he got $500, and pn April 4 he got $250…
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