Horan v. Strachan Co.
Supreme Court of Georgia
Master and servant. Principal and agent. Contracts. Custom. Charge of court. Evidence. Yerdict. Practice. Before Judge Harden. City court of Savannah. July term, 1890. Reported in the decision.
1Opinion of the Court
Simmons, Justice.
Strachan & Co. sued James Horan, the owner of the British steamship “ Resolute,” on an account, upon a hill of particulars attached to the declaration, the said account being made up of the charge of 2| per cent, commission commonly known as “custody commission,” upon the value of the cargo discharged, covering services rendered and work and labor done in and about the steamship “Resolute” in the port of Savannah, and also an attendance fee of $500, and also a commission on disbursements of the ship of 2J per cent, thereon, the whole amounting to $4,975. There were other…
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