Jackson v. Johnson

In January, 1919, the exact day of the month not being stated, the plaintiff executed to the defendant, Jackson, an assignment of wages due him by the Southern Railway Company, the same amounting to $30. He received no money on this assignment, the same being in renewal of a previous assignment for the same amount, made in December, 1918, which was then and there destroyed. At the time of this renewal assignment he paid Jackson $5. This transaction was repeated each month for five succeeding months, the plaintiff receiving no money on his six assignments of his wages, consisting of the one in…