Ezzard v. Frick & Co.
Supreme Court of Georgia
Conversion. Title. Fraud. Estoppel. Trover. Be- . fore Judge Hammond. Fulton Superior Court. . September Term, 1885. Reported in the decision.
1Opinion of the Court
Jackson, Chief Justice.
This is an action of trover brought by Frich; & Company against William Ezzard- for the recovery of an engine for sawing and ginning purposes. The plaintiffs elected to take the value of the engine and hire, and recovered nine hundred dollars! On the denial of a new trial, Judge Ezzard excepted, and the case is here to be reviewed on assignments of error on the several grounds of the motion'. for a new trial.
The machine was sold by Anderson, as agent for Frick. & Company, to Wimpy,- taking Wimpy’s notes for purchase, except ■ one hundred dollars, which Wimpy paid cash.…
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