Livingston v. Epsten-Roberts Co.
Court of Appeals of Georgia
1Opinion of the CourtGubrrt, J.
The Epsten-Roberts Company filed a trover action against M. C. Livingston for the recovery of certain personal property. The important allegations of the petition, so far as necessary fox a decision in this case, axe as follows: 2. “On or about July. 20, 1931, defendant executed a note to the order of plaintiff. . . 3. Said note has never been paid, and with the exception of one payment of eighteen dollars and seventy-three cents (18.73), there have been no payments made on said note. 4. In February of 1933 the defendant filed his voluntary petition in bankruptcy in the District Court of the…
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