Reynolds v. Tifton Guano Co.
Court of Appeals of Georgia
Money rule'; from city court of Tifton—Judge Eve. November 21, 1916.
1Opinion of the CourtJenkins, J.
On January 4, 1915, Weatherington executed a note to Eeynolds for $2,000, payable November 1 after date, and, to secure its payment, executed a mortgage on certain live stock described therein as “seven head of mules and horses.” On May 17 of the same year he executed and delivered to the Tifton Guano Company two promissory notes, one for $162.94, due September 1 after date, and one for $718.15, due October 1 after date. On November 9,1915, the Tifton Guano Company sued out an attachment against Weatherington, alleging that he was indebted to it in the sum of $836.09, and the attachment was…
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