Jones v. Foreman
Supreme Court of Georgia
Removál of causes. Amendment. Before Judge SNEAD. Richmond Superior Court. October Term, 1880. Reported in the decision.
1Opinion of the Court
Speer, Justice.
Plaintiffs in error, as the wife and next, friend of minor children of Thomas Jones, brought their bill in Richmond superior court against Samuel Jones of Richmond county, and Jacob Foreman of Barnwell county, South Carolina, making substantially the following case :
Thomas Jones, the husband and father of complainants, being the owner of a certain house in the city of Augusta, had rented the same to Samuel Jones, yvho applied in 1873 to said Thomas to repair and enlarge the house, which was old and dilapidated. Thomas Jones, the owner, being embarrassed financially, but…
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