Harris v. Gano & Jennings
Supreme Court of Georgia
Complaint. Before Judge Felton. Houston superior court. -August 1, 1902.
1Opinion of the CourtSimmons, C. J.
On July 3, 1896, W. H. Harris, as executor •under the will of H. C. Harris, entered into a written contract with Gano &. Jennings, which embraced, among other stipulations, the following: That firm was to be allowed to place its sawmill on a plantation comprising a portion of the estate represented by Harris, and to “cut therefrom all the timber available for lumber, except pine.” This timber was to be sawed into lumber, at the expense of Gano & Jennings, “according to the specifications furnished by Harris, and to be stacked on sticks on the yard in such manner as ” 'he might direct. “ On…
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