Tennessee Chemical Co. v. Jones
Supreme Court of Georgia
1Opinion of the CourtBeck, P. J.
Tennessee Chemical Company brought suit in Burke superior court against Mrs. J. B. Jones as administratrix de bonis non with the will annexed of J. B. Jones, alleging that J. B. Jones by his last will and testament had appointed Eobert Law, Joseph Law, and C. E. Attaway as executors, and that Eobert Law had later died, leaving the management of the estate to C. E. Attaway and Joseph Law. Plaintiff sought to recover for fertilizers alleged to have been sold to C. E. Attaway as executor, for which three promissory notes had been given, said notes being signed, “Estate of J. B. Jones, by C. E.…
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