Mitchell v. Treanor
Supreme Court of Georgia
Assumpsit, &c. in Baldwin Superior Court. Tried before Judge Johnson, February Term, 1852. This was a suit by John Treanor against John J. Mitchell, upon an account for merchandize.
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Assumpsit, &c. in Baldwin Superior Court. Tried before Judge Johnson, February Term, 1852. This was a suit by John Treanor against John J. Mitchell, upon an account for merchandize. The following statement of facts was agreed upon by the parties in the Court below: “ The goods charged in the account of plaintiff, were purchased by Mrs. Catharine Mitchell, the wife of defendant, in the year 1849, commencing on the 3d February and ending on the 27th December, 1849 — she, during the whole time^ living separate and apart from her husband; having been constrained by family disagreements, and the…
1Opinion of the Court
By the Court.
Lumpkin, J.
delivering the opinion.
[1.] This was an action of assumpsit, brought by John Treanor against John J. Mitchell, to recover the value of -a bill of goods furnished by the plaintiff to the wife of the defendant. The facts, as agreed upon by the parties, are these: The merchandize charged in the account was purchased by Mrs. Mitchell in the year 1849, commencing on the 3d of February and ending on the 27th of December of that year; she, during the whole of that time, living separate from her husband; having been constrained, by family disagreements and unkindness, to leave *326…
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