Central Railroad & Banking Co. v. Burr & Flanders
Supreme Court of Georgia
Injunction. Sale. Receiver. Before Judge Hill. Bibb county. At Chambers. December 6th, 1873. For the facts of this case, see the decision.
1Opinion of the Court
Trippe, Judge.
Burr & Flanders, owners of a flouring mill, executed an instrument in writing to the Central Railroad and Banking Company acknowledging the receipt of eight hundred' and twenty-five barrels of flour, for sale for and on account of said Central Railroad and Banking Company, and the proceeds of sale to be accounted for to said company to the extent of all freight due — to-wit: $8,233 74 — and therein acknowledged themselves as bailees of said railroad company, for said flour, and agreed to pay over the proceeds of sale as fast as realized, or redeliver the flour to the company on…
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