James v. Crosthwait
Supreme Court of Georgia
Complaint for damages. Before Judge Yan Epps. City court of Atlanta. July term, 1895.
1Opinion of the Court
Simmon§, Chief Justice.
TI. O. Orosthwait sued J. IT. & A. L. James, a banking partnership, and J. IT. James, individually, alleging that they had damaged him in the sum of $2,675, as follows: About May 20, 1892, plaintiff was employed as bookkeeper by David Lamar, president of the International Railway & Employees Accident Association, being required, in lieu of giving bond, to deposit $1,000 in defendant’s bank as security,- the same not to be subject to check. Lamar represented to plaintiff that the association had a paid in capital of $6,500, and after making certain charges against that…
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