Cox v. Dolvin Realty Co.
Court of Appeals of Georgia
1Opinion of the CourtSutton, J.
Thomas M. Cox, the owner of a certain house and lot in Atlanta, Georgia, was approached by a salesman of the Dolvin Eealty Company, and was asked to sell this property. Cox at first stated that he did not care to sell, but later told the salesman he would sell the property if he could get $6250 for it. Within a short time thereafter the salesman for Dolvin Eealty Com*650pany tendered to Cox a sales contract signed by H. EL Trawick, whereby Trawick agreed to purchase the property for said sum and on the terms stipulated. Cox accepted Trawick and signed the contract which, among other things,-…
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