Quitman Oil Co. v. Peacock
Court of Appeals of Georgia
Traverse of entry of service; from city court of Quitman — Judge Long. January 14, 1914.
1Opinion of the CourtRussell, C. J.
Peacock brought suit against the Quitman Oil Company, returnable to the November term of the city court of Quitman, and personal service of the petition and process was made upon O. K. Jelks as manager of the company. At the appearance term the defendant filed a traverse to the return of service, made by the deputy sheriff. In the traverse it was alleged, that O. K. Jelks was not manager of the Quitman Oil Company, and that he had no connection with that company, 'and had had no connection with it for .twelve months prior to the date of the *552service, and that the company had not had a place of…
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