A.A.A., Inc. v. Lindberg
Court of Appeals of Georgia
1Opinion of the Court
Deen, Presiding Judge.
The appellant, A.A.A., Inc., is a Georgia corporation in the business of selling wrecked, exotic cars. The appellant, Wayne Gay, is the president of A.A.A., Inc. In January 1980 the appellee, Scott Lind-berg, an Illinois resident, observed an advertisement placed in Car & Driver magazine by the appellants, concerning rebuildable wrecks for sale, and Lindberg actually travelled to A.A.A.’s place of business in Ellenwood, Georgia, in order to inspect a wrecked 1980 Mercedes. This particular vehicle, however, was sold to another customer before the appellee could strike a…
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