Fowler v. Hate City National Bank
Supreme Court of Georgia
Drafts. Acceptance. Indorsement. Pleadings. Before Judge Marshall J. Clarke. Eulton superior court. March, term, 1891.
1Opinion of the Court
Judgment affirmed.
The Hate City National Bank sued the Tolleson Commission Company as drawer and indorser, May E. Eowler doing business under the name and style of Eowler & Company, and E. L. Eowler, as acceptors of *30certain drafts or bills. Mrs. Fowler pleaded the general issue, and a special plea denying that she composed the firm of Fowler & Company. On the trial she offered the following plea : “ If the jury should believe that the firm of Fowler & Co. was composed of this defendant, and and that E. L. Fowler was her agent, then in that event she says that the writing of the name of Fowler…
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