Southern Railway Co. v. Branch
Court of Appeals of Georgia
Action on contract; from city court of Baxley — J. P. Highsmith, judge pro hac vice. June 21, 1910.
1Opinion of the CourtPowell, J.
Branch sued the Southern Bailway Company, alleging, that he had been agent for the company at Baxley, Ga., and that a shipment of shoes came to that place by freight from A. W. Tedcastle & Co., of Boston, Mass., as shippers, consigned to themselves, “order notify” Mr. F: A. Morris — that is, that the goods were shipped with the bill of lading attached to a draft for $103.50, the price of the goods; that Mr. Morris failed to pay the draft, and, acting on what purported to be instructions from Tedcastle & Co., he, as agent for the railway company, reshipped the goods - to Coggins & Brown, a…
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