Tuttle v. Stovall
Supreme Court of Georgia
Injunction. Before Judge Ellis. Fulton superior court.
1Opinion of the CourtHolden, J.
On March 18, 1909, Mrs. Stovall, the defendant in error, filed her petition for an injunction, making amongst others, substantially the following allegations: On June 3, 1908, she bought from J. N. Tuttle, the plaintiff in error, for the price of $2,125, certain furniture and other personalty owned by the latter and located in a certain hotel or boarding-house and used by him in the operation thereof. The contract was in writing. Title to the property was reserved in the vendor until the purchase-money was paid. The vendee paid $700 cash and gave notes for the balance of the purchase-money.…
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