Cordele Ice Co. v. Sims
Supreme Court of Georgia
Equitable petition. Before Judge Littlejohn. Dooly superior court.. April 1, 1904. To the facts stated in the opinion it is sufficient to add the following : By the amendment the . plaintiff dismissed the petition as to Mrs. Sims and Blackwell, administrator, and as to Hill, Ryals, and Parker as individuals, so that the case should proceed only against the Cordele Ice Company, and against Hill, Ryals, and Parker as directors and stockholders of the Cordele Ice Company ; and…
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Equitable petition. Before Judge Littlejohn. Dooly superior court.. April 1, 1904. To the facts stated in the opinion it is sufficient to add the following : By the amendment the . plaintiff dismissed the petition as to Mrs. Sims and Blackwell, administrator, and as to Hill, Ryals, and Parker as individuals, so that the case should proceed only against the Cordele Ice Company, and against Hill, Ryals, and Parker as directors and stockholders of the Cordele Ice Company ; and dismissed so much of the petition as sought to recover from the Company certain piping, pumps, tools, etc., or their…
1Opinion of the CourtLamaR, J.
The petition of S. R. Sims against the Cordele Ice Company, Hill, Parker, Ryals, Mrs. G. R. Sims, and T. L. Blackwell as administrator of G. R. Sims was met by a demurrer on the grounds that it set out no cause off action, and that there was a misjoinder of causes of action and^a misjoinder of parties defendant. The judge of the superior court, after argument thereon, sustained the demurrer and dismissed the equitable petition. This court held that the petition set out a cause of action, but that the special demurrer should have been sustained because there was a misjoinder of causes of…
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- Huggins v. HugginsSupreme Court of Georgia · 1903
- Sims v. Cordele Ice Co.Supreme Court of Georgia · 1904
- Willis v. FeltonSupreme Court of Georgia · 1904
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