Gray v. Phillips
Supreme Court of Georgia
Contracts. Principal and surety. Consideration. Evidence. Verdict. Practice. Before Judge Milner. Gordon superior court. February term, 1891.
1Opinion of the Court
Judgment affirmed.
Tbe declaration of Mrs. Phillips, formerly Mrs. Winn., alleged: On February 3, 1881, Z. T. Gray executed to her a bond for $1,200, tbe condition of which was as follows: She bad conveyed to him a bouse and lot in Atlanta, tbe furniture contained therein, and an Atlanta city bond for $500, as an indemnity against loss upon a *200bond signed by him as security and by her as'principal on January 28, 1881; and should he release 'and quitclaim to her the premises and furniture,’and redeliver the city bond, upon the release of said bond without loss to him, then this bond should be…
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