INTERCOMPANY SERVICES CORPORATION v. Kleeb
Court of Appeals of Georgia
1Opinion of the Court
Stolz, Judge.
The appellant corporation contracted to pay the appellee, a certified public accountant, for accounting services on an open account basis. The appellee brought suit for the amount due on the account. Judgment was rendered on a jury verdict for the whole amount claimed by the appellee to be owing, plus interest.
1. The appellant claims that the contract which the appellee sought to enforce below is unenforceable due to the fact that the appellee did not offer documentary proof at the trial of his licensure as a certified public accountant. We find this claim to be without merit.…
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