Marshall v. Moultrie Cotton Mills

ON REHEARING.

When the decision in this case was originally rendered, it was stated that since the general demurrer had been properly sustained, under the rulings made in the preceding divisions of the opinion, the question whether the oral contract would or would not be valid under the statute of frauds, under some new and different form of procedure which might hereafter .be adopted, was not for the court to determine on the present pleadings. However, on the grant of a rehearing, in order more thoroughly to consider the rulings as originally made, the case has been reconsidered in its…