Patterson v. Ramspeck & Green
Supreme Court of Georgia
, Evidence. Promissory notes. Commercial fertilizers,Analysis. Pleadings. Contracts,, ..Consideration. Re-fore Judge Simmons. Ribb superior court.
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, Evidence. Promissory notes. Commercial fertilizers,Analysis. Pleadings. Contracts,, ..Consideration. Re-fore Judge Simmons. Ribb superior court. April term, 1887. Ramspeek & Green sued R. M. Patterson on a promissory note, dated’March.'27, 1883. due on or before October 15, 1883, for $264, “ for four tons of commercial manure, known 'as ‘Gilt Edge,’ which has the guaran-, teed analysis on each sack, and properly tagged as required by law, and which I have purchased on my judg-. ment, waiving ;all guarantee as to its effects on crops,which said obligation may be discharged in middling…
1Opinion of the Court
Boynton, Judge.
The head-notes in this case are full and cover all' the points in the record, and are quite as comprehensive as a longer opinion would be.
Judgment affirmed.
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