Fritts v. Mid-Coast Trading Corp.
Court of Appeals of Georgia
1Opinion of the Court
Sognier, Judge.
Appellee Mid-Coast Trading Corporation, Inc. (Mid-Coast) filed a complaint seeking a declaration of its rights and liabilities under the Declaratory Judgment Act (OCGA § 9-4-2; former Code Ann. § 110-1101). Named as a defendant was appellant David H. Fritts, a Savannah attorney, from whom Mid-Coast alleged it had purchased a generator located in the Southern Bell Telephone Company building for $2,500. Also named as a defendant was appellee Atlanta Steel Supply Company (Atlanta Steel) which, unknown to Mid-Coast, had previously purchased the generator from Southern Bell but…
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