Clifton v. Livor
Supreme Court of Georgia
In Equity, from Emmanuel Superior Court. Decision by Judge Holt, at chambers, October 2,1857. This was a bill for injunction and relief, filed by Ezekiel Clifton, against John Livor.
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In Equity, from Emmanuel Superior Court. Decision by Judge Holt, at chambers, October 2,1857. This was a bill for injunction and relief, filed by Ezekiel Clifton, against John Livor. The hill alleges that Livor, of the State of New York, applied to complainant, and represented to him, that .he could, by a new process, teach him, in the space of 60 days, a thorough knowledge of surveying, etymology, syntax, single and double rule of three, analysis, interest, discount, loss and gain, equation, partnerships, square-root, book-keeping, and simple equations of algebra. That complainant, an…
1Opinion of the CourtLumpkin, J.
By the Court. delivering the opinion
This was an application by bill for relief and injunction.
It charges, that on the 20th day of January, 1851, one John Livor, of the State of New York, applied to the complainant, and represented to him that he could, by a neto process, teach complainant in the space ef sixty days, a thorough knowledge of surveying, etymology, syntax of English grammar, single and double rule of three, analysis, interest, discount, loss and gain, equation of time, partnerships and square-root; also the art of book-keeping, and the simple equations of algebra!!! Furthermore,…
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