Fair v. Culpepper & Son

1. The motion (made in the brief of counsel for the defendant in error) to dismiss the bill of exceptions is denied.

2. Although, “since the passage of the act of September 21, 1881, the plaintiff in an action in a justice’s court must set forth, with some degree of certainty, his cause of action” (Thomas v. Forsyth Chair Co., 119 Ga. 693, 46 S. E. 869), it is still true that the niceties of pleading required in superior courts and in city courts are not required in a justice’s court.(a) “In a suit in a justice’s court it is immaterial whether the ‘copy’ of the ‘cause of action sued on’ is…