Diamond v. State
Court of Appeals of Georgia
1Opinion of the CourtMacIntyre, J.
Eddie N. Diamond was convicted, in the city court, of cheating and swindling. His certiorari was overruled and a new trial denied. The evidence in part was to the effect “that he, Austin Abbott, operated a used car business in the City of Atlanta at 278 Peachtree Street — that he bought and sold used cars —that in response to an ‘ad’ Eddie Diamond called and made an appointment to show him a car that Diamond wished to sell, that he went to Diamond’s home on Sunday, March 4, 1934, and agreed with Diamond on a price of $325 for the car. * * * That on *185Monday, March 5, 1934, Diamond appeared at…
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