Fry v. Calder
Supreme Court of Georgia
Attorney and Client. Liens. Vendor and Purchaser. Notice. Before Judge Hammond. Fulton Superior Court. March Term, 1884. Reported in the decision.
1Opinion of the Court
Jackson, Chief Justice.
Fry and King filed a petition before the superior court against Calder and the Ohess-Carley Company, setting up a lien as attorneys at law upon certain real estate, sold by *8Calder to said company, pending litigation between certain mechanics and contractors, in which litigation petitioners successfully defended the property against claims amounting to «some five or six hundred dollars, so as to reduce them to some sixty dollars, for which they claimed fees of eighty dollars, and prayed that defendants show cause why they did not pay said fees. The petition alleges that,…
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