Chapple v. Hight
Supreme Court of Georgia
1Opinion of the CourtKussell, C. J.
As appears from the record, Mrs. Nancy S. Martin entered into a written contract with John T. Hight Jr., on October 15, 1921, by which she granted him a license to cut certain growing timber on her plantation containing about 1200 acres in Hancock County, to be sawed into lumber. Mrs. Martin breached her contract by requiring him to move his sawmill and discontinue sawing any more lumber before the completion of the *630contract. At the September term, 1922, of the superior court of Hancock Count}', Eight filed a suit for damages, alleging the breach of the contract, asking judgment for the sum…
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