Estes v. Thompson
Supreme Court of Georgia
Amendment. Parties. Attorneys. Evidence. Agent. Before Judge Wellborn. Hall superior court. January term, 1892.
1Opinion of the Court
Simmons, Justice.
O. B. Thompson sued J. B. Estes for $141 83, upon an account for money had and received; and was allowed to amend, over objection of the defendant, by making the suit in the name of Jacob Phinizy, executor of Ferdinand Phinizy, for his use. The verdict was for the plaintiff'; a new trial was denied, and the defendant excepted. The first exception is to the allowance of the amendment. The amendment alleged that, the defendant took from the plaintiff' $190.83, as attorney’s fees for services rendered to Jacob Phinizy as executor of Ferdinand Phinizy, when by special contract he…
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